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Less than four years into his time as CEO of British oil and gas giant BP, Bernard Looney is out. Looney resigned, effective immediately, in what the Guardian calls a "surprise...

BP plans to invest up to $10.75 billion in low-carbon energy solutions in Germany by 2030.

Bernard Looney quit as head of BP after less than four years while being accused of breaking company rules.

Looneys successor will have to make a crucial call on whether or not to pivot back to oil and gas, as the companys fellow British rival Shell appears to be doing.

Environmental activists may have doubted that Big Oil was ever interested in cutting carbon emissions and working toward net zero, but Bernard Looney tried...

Following the shock resignation of BP chief executive Bernard Looney, Ian King speaks with the firm's former head of strategy, Nick Butler to find out what it will mean for the business. The UK economy shrank by 0.5% in July according to official figures. Ian discusses the reasons why with the head of Saxo UK, Charlie White Thomson. He also speaks with the founder of Go Pro about their latest product launch.

International Business News: The search for a permanent successor is underway, with the board seeking a candidate with experience in both the oil and gas industry and the low-carb

Cost bumps in U.S. offshore wind power construction are causing new impacts to projects and developers, but recent actions by some traditional energy sector firms indicate continuing commitment to a transition to renewables.

BP said Tuesday that the 53-year-old CEO was departing after failing to fully disclose to the company board past relationships with colleagues.

The board named CFO Murray Auchincloss as interim CEO after Bernard Looney resigned on Tuesday over allegations of personal relationships with company colleagues that surfaced recently