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BP is still fighting penalties over the worst oil spill in US history
The company could be fined up to $13.7 billion for the 2010 Deepwater Horizon disaster.
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The company could be fined up to $13.7 billion for the 2010 Deepwater Horizon disaster.
The new $30 billion deal would put an end to recent disputes between BP and its partners
The first new drilling began in the region in March of this year – and is thriving even after the disastrous BP oil spill.
The three companies could be fined up to $35,000 per day – but that figure is reportedly dwarfed by their profits.
The US presidential commission investigating the BP oil spill finds that lax controls and cost-cutting were the chief culprits.
Investigators say BP and the company which produced supplied the cement knew that the compound was unstable and could be vulnerable before the rig blew up.
President tells New Orleans that the legacy of Katrina must be one “of action” but stops short of admonishing BP.
The actor says he’s never supported capital punishment – but would make an exception for the oil executives.
But the €39.3m it’s paying won’t come close to matching the fines it’ll have for the Gulf oil leak.
Almost. The ‘static kill’ of heavy mud worked: now it just needs cement.
BP confirms Hayward’s departure, and pays him a tidy sum to do so.
Embattled CEO will be replaced by the man leading the Gulf clean-up.
Tony Hayward’s future to be discussed tomorrow as BP moves to mop up the Gulf.
Alarms were “inhibited” the day the Deepwater Horizon rig exploded.
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BP engineers detect a seepage and fear a new leak has sprung after installing the containment cap.