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Chief executive Wael Sawan says company remains ‘committed’ to its fossil fuel divisions
US warns Pyongyang plans to deliver more weapons to Moscow as isolated regimes deepen ties
Governments’ plans to tackle the escalating cost of living will need to factor in crop failures and spiralling commodity prices
Combined group to rival largest global grain and oilseed handlers
Joining forces brings vertical integration and plenty of cost savings
Futures prices rally for first week in 10 on concerns Europe will need to ship more gas
Institutional investors retreat from sector after broad price falls over past 12 months
Also in today’s newsletter, a ‘climate club’ on trade
Ofgem considers allowing extra charges to try to limit installation of prepayment meters
InfraBuild asks fund managers whether they would consider yield of about 14%
Nervousness remains about US stocks despite bull market rally
Investors propel indices ahead of US inflation data and Fed rates meeting
Tit-for-tat maritime incidents increase tensions between Washington and Tehran
Western sanctions push exporters to deploy ‘dark fleet’, prompting warnings of environmental risk
Tesla shares gained after electric-car maker struck charger deal with General Motors
Job losses expected as leading operator cites ‘challenging macro environment’ for energy industry
Ranching: not just gunfights and rodeos
Luxury carmaker’s shares have trebled in value in eight months
It should reduce downside risk for the E&P and for lenders, but its impact may end up being marginal
Country could become first to extract battery metals from its ocean floor
S&P 500 closes in bull market territory after rising 20% from recent low
Levy will only apply if prices rise above a certain level in effort to boost North Sea investment
‘A big fight’: potential new fossil fuel source causes rift in Lula government after green pledges
New Brunswick company controls country’s largest petroleum refinery and other fuel assets
UK group needs an international deal to reduce dependence on domestic market
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