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BP is facing fresh demands to scrap “irrational” net zero commitments championed by former chief executive Bernard Looney, after an activist investor claimed they have left shareholders £40bn poorer.

At a $167 million market capitalisation, Aurelia is a minnow relative to Metals Acquisition Limited.

The attack on the Marlin Luanda will raise fresh questions about whether oil tankers will continue to transit the Red Sea.

Campaign contributions to lawmakers by the mining industry suggest that influence peddling is afoot. State leaders have not shown a willingness to investigate.

Campaign contributions to lawmakers by the mining industry suggest that influence peddling is afoot. State leaders have not shown a willingness to investigate.

BHP says crisis meetings for nickel and lithium producers a ‘wake-up call for Australia’ if it wants to make the most of its strategic and critical mineral assets.

The opera Justice is a punch in the face to global commodity traders based in Geneva, courtesy of radical stage director Milo Rau.

On a historic day in Wall Street, the firms shares hit a record high of $404.4. That made it the second stock market-listed firm to hit the $3trillion milestone.

HSBC dominated UK dividend payments over 2023, global financial services firm Computershare found.

Headline figures show dividends dipped 3.7 per cent to £90.5billion in 2023, but this was in large part because of lower one-off special dividends.