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New BP Project
New BP Project
New BP Project
BP, PLC has announced plans to go forward with a major project in the gulf. They've reworked a 2013 proposal, trimming the cost of Mad Dog Phase 2 from $20 billion to $9 billion. Analysts see the decision to go forward as an indication of optimism in the future of oil prices.
BP Files Appeal
BP Files Appeal
BP Files Appeal
BP has officially asked the United States Supreme court to hear an appeal pertaining to a 2012 settlement stemming from the Deepwater Horizon disaster. The company filed a writ of certiorari petition on Friday.
Judge OK’s BP Plea Deal, Families Not Happy
Judge OK’s BP Plea Deal, Families Not Happy
Judge OK’s BP Plea Deal, Families Not Happy
Relatives of workers killed in the 2010 explosion of the Deepwater Horizon drilling rig appeared in a New Orleans court room and gave "Gut wrenching" testimony before federal judge Sarah Vance approved an agreement with BP PLC. The company pleads guilty to manslaughter and other charges...
BP’s Arctic Deal Falls Through
BP’s Arctic Deal Falls Through
BP’s Arctic Deal Falls Through
Just over a year after the Gulf Oil Spill, BP's attempts to move forward have been dealt a major setback. The company had announced a $16 billion share swap with the Russian Rosneft back in January.
One Year Later, How Is BP Doing?
One Year Later, How Is BP Doing?
One Year Later, How Is BP Doing?
'BP has never done anything other than send flowers and three people to Jason's memorial service'  - Shelley Anderson,  widow of rig worker Jason Anderson. 'I'd like my life back.' - Former BP CEO Tony Hayward
A Year After the BP Spill, How are We Doing?
A Year After the BP Spill, How are We Doing?
A Year After the BP Spill, How are We Doing?
'I was exposed to those chemicals, which I questioned, and they told me it was just as safe as Dawn dishwashing liquid and there was nothing for me to worry about'      - Jamie Simon Wednesday will mark one year since Transocean's Deepwater Horizon exploded off the Louisiana Coast, causing the worst oil spill in U.S. history and killing 11 people.  A Year After The Spill, How Are We Doing? Read Mo

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