Last week, BP, formerly known as British Petroleum, announced plans to sell its oil and natural gas business in the North Sea. The news was another sign that BP, which once rivaled oil and gas giants ExxonMobil and Chevron, can no longer be considered a globally significant energy company. Today, BP has a stock market capitalization of around […]
Last week, BP, formerly known as British Petroleum, announced plans to sell its oil and natural gas business in the North Sea. The news was another sign that BP, which once rivaled oil and gas giants ExxonMobil and Chevron, can no longer be considered a globally significant energy company. Today, BP has a stock market capitalization of around […]
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