BP PLC closed 25.37% short of its 52-week high of £5.21, which the company reached on August 5th.

What's an oil producer to do when it sees its core product under threat from declining demand and a war-torn neighbourhood? Just ask Abu Dhabi National Oil Co.

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Oswal Pumps IPO will close with strong investor interest across all categories on. On the third and final day of bidding, the ...

The turnaround work included the installment of remotely operated valves at the coker unit. The company said the new valves would help mitigate risks for refinery workers by allowing them to remotely ...