BP Sacks Chairman Albert Manifold Over Governance and Conduct Issues

Leadership Turmoil Continues as Shares Plummet Following Announcement

BP Albert Manifold Leadership Crisis

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BP has immediately sacked Chairman Albert Manifold due to unacceptable governance and conduct issues, deepening the company's leadership turmoil.
Shares fell nearly 6% on the news.
Ian Tyler takes over as interim chair.

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BP has immediately sacked Chairman Albert Manifold due to unacceptable governance and conduct issues, deepening the company's leadership turmoil. Shares fell nearly 6% on the news. Ian Tyler takes over as interim chair.

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