Castrol is a British global brand of industrial and automotive lubricants offering a wide range of oils, greases and similar products for most lubrication applications.

Castrol

Amoco is a global chemical and oil company formerly Standard Oil Company.

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BP Plc operates as an integrated oil and gas company. It operates through the following segments: Upstream, Downstream and Rosneft. The Upstream segment engages in the oil and natural gas exploration, field development and production, midstream transportation, storage and processing, and marketing and trade of natural gas, including liquefied natural gas and power, and natural gas liquids. The Downstream segment refines, manufactures, markets, transports, supplies, and trades crude oil, petroleum, petrochemicals products and related services to wholesale and retail customers. The Rosneft segment engages in investment activities. The company was founded by William Knox D'Arcy on April 14, 1909 and is headquartered in London, the United Kingdom.

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BP CEO Bernard Looney said in a report published Wednesday that some aspects of the energy system "continued to give cause for concern."

BP outlines how quickly global carbon emissions would need to fall to reach net zero by 2050

BP expects the prevalent pandemic crisis to continue to affect global energy demand.

Here's Why BP Decides to Write Off Up to $17.5B From Assets

Although BP stock has moved higher off improving economic conditions, until the oil market recovers, it's a risky bet.
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Don’t Buy the Rally in BP

Oil company says it may be forced to leave some of its fossil fuel discoveries in the ground

BP expects to take a $17.5bn hit due to coronavirus writedown

British Petroleum (LON: BP) slashed its long-term price forecasts for oil and gas on Monday as it warned of a lasting impact of the Coronavirus pandemic on the energy sector. The company also said that the virus outbreak will accelerate a global shift to renewable energy.

BP slashes oil forecast and estimates up to £13.95 billion of write-downs in the second quarter

BP  will write off up to $17.5 billion from the value of its assets after cutting its long-term oil and gas price forecasts, betting the COVID-19 crisis will cast a lasting chill on energy demand and accelerate a shift away from fossil fuels.

BP wipes up to $17.5 billion from assets with bleaker oil outlook

The energy giant sees the COVID-19 pandemic resulting in lower energy demand, and prices, for a sustained period.

BP Writes Downs Up to $17.5 Billion in Assets

BP expects to slash the value of its assets by up to $17.5 billion after predicting the coronavirus pandemic will depress energy prices for years to come. The British energy giant on Monday said it will take billions of dollars in impairment charges and write-offs thanks to the lasting effects of the COVID-19 crisis, which.

BP slashes assets by up to $17.5 billion as coronavirus slams oil industry

BP plc (NYSE: BP) is writing down $17.5 billion in assets in the second quarter and forecasting lower oil prices.

BP Faces $17.5B Q2 Hit, Expects Lower Oil Prices

Citing the COVID-19 pandemic as both cause and long-term effect, BP PLC (NYSE: BP) on Monday announced that the oil and gas supermajor will take a noncash impairment charge of between $13.0 billion and $17.5 billion in the second quarter.

BP Warns of Q2 Charge of Up to $17.5 Billion

BP cuts up to $17.5 billion from assets' value with bleaker oil outlook

BP is writing down the value of its assets by as much as $17.5 billion as a shift away from fossil fuels is accelerated by the coronavirus pandemic.

BP warns of $17.5 billion hit as pandemic accelerates move away from oil

Bernard Looney, chief executive of BP, said the coronavirus outbreak "increasingly looks as if it will have an enduring economic impact."

BP to write down up to $17.5 billion in second quarter, lowers oil price expectations to 2050

BP  will incur an up to $17.5 billion writedown in the value of its assets after lowering its long-term oil and gas price outlook in expectation of an accelerated transition away from fossil fuels, the oil major said on Monday.

BP to write off up to $17.5 billion after reduced oil price forecast

European stocks opened sharply lower Monday, as concerns grew over rising caseload of COVID-19 in key U.S.

European stocks open sharply lower on second wave fears as BP stumbles

Oil giant BP BP, +2.82% BP, +0.67% said it will take up to $17.5 billion in impairments and write-downs in the second quarter, after reviewing its plans to become net-zero in carbon emissions by 2050 and on COVID-19 having an enduring impact on the global economy.

BP to take up to $17.5 billion in charges in second quarter

BP: Reviewing Safety 10 Years After The Deepwater Horizon Disaster

At first glance, BP stock seems like a solid bet based on surprisingly positive economic data. Unfortunately, transportation demand is still very weak globally.

BP Stock Rallied Off Jobs Data, But Demand Just Isn’t Back Yet

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Why The Energy Sector Is Trading Lower Today

The big picture looks more green than ever for BP, but today’s buyers may want to smartly opt for a pick-up in bearish activity within a constructive pullback
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BP Gains on Decision to Lay Off 10,000 Global Employees

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Another energy company believes it is overstaffed. Oil giant BP PLC (NYSE: BP) will cut 10,000 jobs.

National Employee Morale Day: BP to Cut 10,000 Jobs

The global oil giant told employees a headcount cut was coming as the 2020 oil market remains in turmoil.

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