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BP boss is unsentimental in pruning portfolio and clear on North Sea advice to Burnham
BP’s chief executive, Meg O’Neill, is rapidly reshaping the company’s portfolio, showing little sentiment for legacy or high-profile assets as she pursues debt reduction. Having already put BP’s 60-year-old North Sea oil and gas business up for sale, she is now offloading the US biogas firm Archaea, bought for $4bn less than four years ago…
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Revealed: major oil firms make $93bn profits amid war and climate crisis
Eight of the world’s largest oil companies made almost $93bn (£69bn) in profits in the second quarter of 2026, as the Iran conflict pushed global oil prices to highs above $126 a barrel. The windfall, which comes amid record heatwaves and severe drought linked to fossil-fuel emissions, has renewed calls for firms such as Saudi…
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‘Weight of expectation’: Green councillor who beat Sheffield Council leader stands down after three months – Yorkshire Post
This is looping between Google’s consent page and the news redirect — it won’t resolve to the actual article content this way, and I don’t have web search access to find the original Yorkshire Post piece. I’m unable to retrieve the actual article content — the provided text is only Google’s cookie-consent page, and fetching…
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The “genius” director Ron Howard refused to overshadow: “I had an opportunity to”
He had the chance. The post The “genius” director Ron Howard refused to overshadow: “I had an opportunity to” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Waymo opens up robotaxi service in Dallas to everyone
Waymo has removed the waitlist for its robotaxi service in Dallas, allowing anyone to download the app and immediately book a self-driving ride in the city. The move is the latest step in the Alphabet-owned company’s push to expand its autonomous vehicle operations across the US, UK and Europe, and follows the same rollout pattern…
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Windows 11 Home Vs Pro: What’s the difference, and is it worth the upgrade?
A tech feature from Engadget compares Windows 11 Home and Pro, concluding that most everyday users have little reason to pay extra for the Pro edition. The two versions share almost identical features, including widgets, Bluetooth pairing, Copilot, snap layouts and Game Bar, with the main distinctions being price and a handful of business-oriented tools…
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Trump administration reportedly drafting ban on Chinese datacenter components
The Trump administration is reportedly drafting a ban on US imports of new Chinese-made datacentre components, according to Reuters sources, as officials seek to counter China’s rapid progress in artificial intelligence. The measure, being developed by the Federal Communications Commission, would target Chinese optical transceivers, devices used to move data at high speed through fibre-optic…
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This Game Costs 200 Dollars is a game that really does cost $200, doesn’t look very good, and almost made its dev $1.3 million
An 18-year-old New Hampshire developer, Michael Major, released a deliberately low-effort Steam game called This Game Costs 200 Dollars, priced at the platform’s maximum allowed price as a joke. Months later he discovered it had generated $1.3 million (£1m) in sales, only to find that almost all of the purchases were being refunded, mostly by…
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TV Time co-founder launches Bingers to revive the beloved TV tracking app
Antonio Pinto, a co-founder of TV Time, has launched Bingers, a new app aimed at reviving the beloved show and film tracking service after its owner, Whip Media, shut it down to focus on artificial intelligence. TV Time’s closure had angered its loyal community, with more than 28,000 users signing a petition urging Whip Media…