BP CEO Murray Auchincloss says that the oil major is on the cusp of churning out much more cash than previously.

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BP holds its AGM on 17 April, when shareholders will be called to vote on the re-election of all board members and approval ...

The joint venture could deliver synergies exceeding $1 billion. The first tranche is for up to 17.3 million euros of shares, beginning Friday and set to complete by April 14. Oil supplies fell by 3.3 ...

BP CEO Murray Auchincloss says that the oil major is on the cusp of churning out much more cash than previously. Surging demand for electricity presents huge new investment needs as well as regulatory ...

BP Chairman Helge Lund and chief exec Murray Auchincloss (pictured) have come under pressure from investors over BP's poor ...