U.S. May File Charges Against BP Over Dealings in Gasoline Futures
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BP said regulators were considering civil charges against it for trading activities in the gasoline futures market four years ago.
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Federal regulators are considering civil charges against two former executives of Lucent Technologies Inc. and a third ex-employee of the telecommunications gear maker over
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Two pension funds plan to ask an Alaska state court on Friday to freeze more than $140 million in retirement pay and other compensation for outgoing BP Plc  CEO John Browne, saying it is excessive and undeserved, an attorney for the investors said.
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The New York State attorney general said on Thursday he planned to sue Exxon Mobil Corp.  over a decades-old oil spill in New York City.
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Government indicts five former natural gas traders it says used false sales to manipulate prices. HOUSTON  - Federal prosecutors Monday said they believe they now know how natural gas traders manipulated index prices by reporting false trades.
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US stocks regulators intend to file civil charges in a Dow Jones  Co. insider-trading case against Hong Kong banker and Dow Jones board member David Li, The Wall Street Journal reported Wednesday.
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Oil giant BP is planning to review its global operations in response to last year's Texas refinery blast, a report says.
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Investors reportedly seek meetings with BP bosses to seek reassurances about the firm's safety record.
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Federal regulators are expected to bring charges this week against two former employees of the mutual fund unit of the old FleetBoston Financial Corp. -- and settle with three others -- in connection with a long-running investigation of improper market-timing trading at the former bank's Columbia funds unit, according to attorneys and officials involved in the case.
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The U.S. Supreme Court said on  Tuesday that it would hear Exxon Mobil Corp.'s XOM.N appeal  in a case involving an estimated $1.3 billion the giant oil  company may have to pay for overcharging some 10,000 service  station dealers.
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Two top US-based executives of British energy giant BP faced a harsh grilling from angry US lawmakers investigating recent Alaskan oil spills.
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BP PLC, the world's third-largest oil company, is under investigation by U.S. authorities for possible manipulation of crude oil and gasoline markets, a further blow to a reputation that has already suffered from recent oil spills in Alaska.
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Global energy giant BP PLC agreed Thursday to pay $373 million to settle criminal and civil charges that it overcharged U.S. propane consumers by millions of dollars and ignored environmental warnings that resulted in an Alaska oil spill and a deadly explosion in Texas.
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British energy firm BP agreed to pay 373 million dollars in fines and restitution to settle several US government probes, including allegations of trading abuses, officials said Thursday.
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BP Plc and subsidiaries have agreed to pay $373 million in fines and restitution for environmental violations and fraud charges, the U.S. Justice Department said on Thursday.
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US securities regulators are expected to file civil charges as early as today against Conrad Black, the former chairman and CEO of Hollinger International.
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LONDON - BP PLC agreed to pay $373 million to resolve charges related to a fatal refinery explosion, market manipulation, and an oil pipeline leak, as Europe's second-largest oil company tries to recover from lapses that dented its share price and image.