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Shell to exit Russia after Ukraine invasion, joining BP
01/03/2022
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Local News
Malaysia's Petronas targets net zero emissions by 2050
05/11/2020
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Business
Energy producer BP takes $17.5 billion hit as demand slides
15/06/2020
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Business
BP Healthcare partners with Microsoft to provide Doctor2U app
04/05/2017
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Business
Saudis, oil majors discuss gas investments ahead of giant IPO
11/04/2017
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Global News
Big Oil to cut investment again in 2016
04/01/2016
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Business
BP sues US over contract ban after 2010 Gulf spill
14/08/2013
Business
BP healthcare to continue strong expansion in 2013
07/02/2013
Global News
BP evacuating some workers from Algeria
17/01/2013
Business
BP agrees to pay $4.5b; 3 employees charged
16/11/2012

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