Profits are under pressure and shareholders are unhappy. Roland Head asks if this FTSE heavyweight could be a bargain buy for passive income.

BP experienced a substantial shareholder rebellion at its annual general meeting due to disagreements over the company's environmental policy and a shift back towards oil and gas investments.

Elliott’s involvement has reignited talk of a mega-merger, even as market uncertainty clouds the company’s outlook.

Outgoing chairman Helge Lund confirmed with over 75% of votes in favour; CEO Auchincloss confirmed with 97% of votes ...

BP's Murray Auchincloss, CEO and Helge Lund, Chair were reelected on Thursday. However, the dramatically reduced level of ...

BP has suffered a huge rebellion from its shareholders as the London-listed oil giant’s annual general meeting faces scrutiny ...

BP's CEO Murray Auchincloss and Chair Helge Lund were re-elected on Thursday, although the sharply reduced level of ...

BP CEO Murray Auchincloss and Chair Helge Lund were re-elected at the annual general meeting, although Lund received an ...

Outgoing BP chairman Helge Lund received a near 25% vote against his re-election at the UK oil major’s annual general meeting in a shareholder revolt. The company’s board was dealt a bloody nose from ...

BP will seek to close the valuation gap of its stock price against its peers in the sector, chief executive Murray ...

BP's Board is up for reelection on Thursday at its annual meeting. The group will be facing activist shareholder Elliott ...

Britain’s oil giant recently sought to resolve something of an identity crisis by launching a strategic reset.