I’m going to hazard a guess that BP’s Robert Dudley may find himself part of a very small group when it comes to this assertion. Earlier this morning Dudley, the managing director of BP Oil, told Meet ...

The BP oil leak in the Gulf of Mexico is an incalculable tragedy and there is absolutely no silver lining about it. But if there were anything to at least laugh at, bitterly, in this mess, it’s BP CEO ...

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On Day 93 of the crisis some ask, 'Where did Tony Hayward go?' July 21, 2010— -- On Day 93 of the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico, BP's cap is still holding back the leaking well and the company ...

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UK bookmaker Ladbrokes said today it is 2/1 whether Tony Hayward is still at BP's helm by the end of the year, while Ireland's Paddy Power is offering odds of just 1/2 on the chief executive stepping ...

Ex-BP CEO Tony Hayward thinks that, when it came to this summer's oil spill, he'd have been better off having had training as an actor rather than as a geologist. He also thinks the media should have ...

BP CEO Tony Hayward no longer has the oil company's "full support" as chief executive. Now, the company is simply denying that a "final decision" has been made regarding his position. Many observers ...

BP chief Tony Hayward, recently withdrawn from day-to-day handling of the Gulf oil spill due to PR problems, was seen yachting in the U.K. over the weekend. Reaction was pretty swift in the media: he ...

At a House sub-committee hearing today, Tony Hayward, the CEO of BP, apologized to the Gulf coast, all Americans and angry members of Congress, some of whom called on him to resign. They asked if BP ...

Former BP CEO Tony Hayward, the villified face of the BP oil disaster whose mouth often contained a foot or two, spoke to BBC News this week and offered some insight into his time handling the company ...