(Reuters) -British stocks ended mostly lower on Friday, as gains in heavyweight oil and gas company shares were offset by ...

In presentation Wednesday, Chief Executive Officer Murray Auchincloss reversed a plan to shrink oil and gas production and ...

The chief executive of BP has taken a £2.3m pay cut as profit was slashed at the FTSE 100 giant, it has been revealed.

Fresnillo shone as the precious metals miner posted a big jump in full-year sales and operating profits. Revenues rose by ...

The launch of Donald Trump's long-threatened tariffs against Canada and Mexico today put global markets on edge. Fears over ...

Cheaper oil stocks after the US imposed tariffs on goods from Canada and Mexico today dashed hopes of another FTSE 100 index record session. BP fell 4% or 17.65p to 415.1p and Shell reversed 79p ...

BP is a member of the FTSE 100 index. (Photo by Bruce Bennett/Getty Images) The chief executive of BP has taken a £2.3m pay cut as profit was slashed at the FTSE 100 giant. Murray Auchincloss ...

The blue-chip index suffered its biggest falls since October 8 last year as markets across the world sank on the latest ...

No one else wants to read things that aren't relevant to the index as a whole ... companies such as BP (BP) BT (BT.A), Centrica (CNA) and Rolls Royce (RR). And because the FTSE comprises the ...

BP PLC closed 24.58% short of its 52-week high of £5.41, which the company achieved on April 12th.