LONDON, April 25 (Reuters) - Activist investor Elliott Investment Management wants oil major BP to replace its strategy chief and create separate units for upstream and downstream activities to ...

As Elliott Investment Management pressures BP Plc to abandon its renewable-energy ambitions, ESG fund managers can’t agree on how to treat the UK oil giant. BP’s pledge to beef up investments ...

In a secondary measure, 17.2% of patients in the intensive BP lowering group developed cognitive impairment without meeting the criteria for dementia (CIND), compared to 20.7% of those receiving ...

Unilever said 'Power Brands' grew at 3.0% in the quarter, with strong performances in its largest brand Dove, which rose over 8%, as well as Vaseline, Liquid IV, and Magnum. This was partially ...

BP shares whipsawed on Wednesday after activist investor Elliott went public with a stake of more than 5% in the struggling British oil major, which has pivoted back to oil in a bid to restore ...

LONDON (Reuters) - BP (BP.L) may be forced to cut or even scrap its share buyback programmes over the next year unless oil prices recover, analysts say, adding that would increase pressure on its ...

A highly selective aldosterone synthase inhibitor, lorundrostat, showed promise for blood pressure reduction in a double-blind randomized phase IIb trial. Participants with uncontrolled and ...

BP shares rose 5.11% after Elliott revealed a 5.006% stake and demanded deep spending cuts. Elliott is urging BP to raise free cash flow to $20 billion by 2027 and reduce investments in renewables ...

Investing.com -- Shares in BP PLC (LON:BP) jumped 4.5% in London on Wednesday after Elliott Investment Management raised its stake in the British oil and gas giant to just over 5%, intensifying ...

(Reuters) -Activist investor Elliott Management has urged BP to boost its free cash flow to $20 billion by 2027 from around $8 billion last year through significant spending cuts and cost ...

The BP disaster is still the largest marine oil spill in history. In the months after, local lawmakers, like then-state Rep. Jimmy Patronis, were sounding the alarm on how bad it was.

It took 87 days to cap the BP-operated Macondo well, during which time millions of barrels of crude oil poured into the Gulf and onto Louisiana’s coast. Among the hardest-hit areas was Cat ...