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May 21 2013 18:16 BST
BP moves to stop 'irreparable harm' of oil spill payouts
BP has stepped up its efforts to block what it believes are unjustified compensation payments under the multibillion-dollar settlement it agreed with victims of the 2010 Gulf of Mexico oil spill. The British oil group has doubled the rate at which it appeals against compensation awards to thousands of USBy Ed Crooks in New York
May 20 2013 23:59 BST
Market manoeuvres: National brands can punch above their weight
We live in an increasingly globalised economy and the BrandZ rankings reflect this. The most common route to reaching the top 100 is for a brand to become global. Many categories are completely or largely dominated by global brands (cars, luxury, personal care, beer, technology, apparel, soft drinks). However, thereBy Nick Cooper
May 20 2013 18:19 BST
Oil probe widens to trading houses
The European Commission investigation into the possible manipulation of energy price benchmarks has widened, with Brussels seeking new information from trading houses, including Glencore, following last week's raids on oil majors. The Commission has sent requests for information to Swiss-based commodities titans Glencore, Vitol, Gunvor and Mercuria, and possibly others,By Javier Blas, Commodities Editor
May 20 2013 15:13 BST
Leadership that will mess with your head
Tony Hayward's appointment as interim chairman of Glencore Xstrata last week marked his rehabilitation, three years after he told reporters "I'd like my life back", following the fatal Deepwater Horizon explosion. The comment was particularly brainless. But what if the former BP executive had won his way back to theBy Andrew Hill
May 17 2013 17:48 BST
EU oil price probe underlines flawed system
Somewhere in the 33-storey Madou Towers office block in Brussels, European regulators are sifting through a mountain of sensitive oil pricing data. In simultaneous raids this week on the offices of the oil majors BP, Royal Dutch Shell and Statoil of Norway, and Platts, a leading price reporting agency thatBy Ajay Makan and Javier Blas in London
May 17 2013 14:30 BST
Letter from Lex: a rally good time
Markets in Japan and the US are having a rally good time. In Japan, Abenomics has proved to be a real boost to economic growth, but companies are still hesitant to invest after an underwhelming earnings season. In the US, a defensive market rally is being boosted by loose monetary
May 16 2013 23:39 BST
SFO explores powers to investigate alleged oil price-fixing
The Serious Fraud Office is undertaking an "urgent review" to see if it has the authority to investigate allegations of price-fixing in the oil market. The anti-fraud body said it was consulting with other agencies - thought to be the police and the Office of Fair Trading - after hisBy Elizabeth Rigby and Caroline Binham
May 16 2013 20:14 BST
Hayward resurfaces from the depths
Tony Hayward's appointment as interim chairman of Glencore Xstrata marks his return to the commanding heights of British business from some of the darkest depths in the oil industry's recent history. Three years ago, he was America's public enemy number one, his name synonymous with one of the worst environmentalBy Guy Chazan and Javier Blas
May 16 2013 12:25 BST
Tony Hayward becomes Glencore Xstrata interim chairman
Tony Hayward, the former BP chief executive who resigned after the Gulf of Mexico oil spill, will make an extraordinary return to the top of British business by becoming interim chairman of natural resources giant Glencore Xstrata. Mr Hayward is set to become interim chairman at Glencore Xstrata's maiden annualBy Javier Blas, Commodities Editor
May 15 2013 22:31 BST
Oil companies face public and political backlash if found guilty
Big Oil is braced for a big backlash, as the industry faces what could be its own Libor moment. Investors were largely unfazed by the news that BP, Royal Dutch Shell and Statoil had been raided by European Commission officials investigating alleged price manipulation: shares in all three companies barelyBy Guy Chazan
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