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Babur Ozden, co-founder of Maana, who works with the biggest names in the oil and sector believes it's wrong to presume the industry trails digitally.

Multimillion dollar IPO expected stateside as oil major bids to raise cash.

Report claims the move is caused by shift in the oil and gas giant's business model.

Ben Van Beurden believes move to electrify the economy is a good thing.

Shell, Total, Statoil and Repsol post encouraging quarterly financials and hint at recovery from three-year long decline.

Reports say oil giant and technology company among several others bidding for Equis Energy.

As automation and robotics adoption rises in oil and gas business, mechanical creatures could herald changes.

Don't be tone deaf to energy transition concerns of emerging economies, Ben van Beurden tells the World Petroleum Congress.

London market tumbles after hitting an all-time high earlier this week.

David Brinley, oil and gas giant's General Counsel, says technology playing big part in weathering industry turbulence.

Energy giant to sell its interest in Kapuni gas field to local venture partner Todd Energy.

West Texas Intermediate crude falls below $50 for first time since December, prompting fears about world trade.

Trader punished Cobham after the UK aerospace group warned on profits for the fifth time in less than two years.

Traders pile into shares after Bank governor Mark Carney said rates could move in "either direction" this year.

Strong eurozone data covering unemployment, inflation and economic growth lifts London market.

Oil and gas giant Shell opts to buy electricity from a wind farm it holds a 50% stake in.

Oil and gas stocks rose on crude production cuts, but leading indices slid as Barclays unveil French retail banking unit sale.

Oil cartel Opec agrees to first cut in production in eight years as it bids to boost prices.

At odds with industry peers, oil giant Shell's finance chief warns crude demand will peak before supply.

Shell sees its performance surge, while profit at BP tumbles by almost half.

Cartel's plan to cut production by 700,000 barrels a day boosts oil and mining stocks.

Footsie remains in the black despite the sharpest drop in manufacturing production for a year.

Traders are unmoved by a sharp rebound in manufacturing output in August.

Oil drives top flight stocks, while in the second tier William Hill rejects £3.2bn takeover offer.

Market ends week in upbeat mood as crude prices lift heavyweight oil stocks.

Top flight investors sold off shares in firms announcing the cut-off date for their next dividend payout.

Interest rate cut by half to 0.25% sends top flight shares higher.

Investors were busy assessing Japan's stimulus package and studying company statements

Traders were unsure what to make to the flurry of corporate releases that hit the market today

Weaker refining margins and charges related to BG Group takeover dent quarterly performance.