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'Ofgem... seems to regard its role as to out-Which? the Which? magazine' - Rupert Soames wasn't mincing his words during a dinner for oil and gas industry professionals in Aberdeen. The Aggreko CEO accused energy regulator Ofgem of driving away investment in the UK energy market by behaving more like...
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More good news for Bob Dudley's day one in-tray: BP is in the clear over the al-Megrahi release.
The flow of oil is finally stemmed. But new CEO Bob Dudley has his work cut out to rebuild the company's reputation.
What the Deepwater saga has taught us about BP, Big Oil, and the 'special relationship'.
BP posts a massive $17bn quarterly loss thanks to soaring clean-up costs - but it's not all bad news.
Reports suggest BP boss Tony Hayward could be out by tomorrow - and Robert Dudley is next in line...
US authorities may bring charges against BP under mafia-busting RICO laws. What next?
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