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BP appoints new chair to oversee shift back to fossil fuels

Albert Manifold, ex-boss at buildings material company CRH, to take over from embattled Helge Lund

The Guardian - UK

BP appoints former CRH boss Albert Manifold as new chairman

Mr Manifold will join the oil giant as chairman-elect on September 1 before taking over from Helge Lund as chairman on October 1.

Evening Standard

FTSE 100 Live 21 July: Ryanair profits surge, BP appoints new chair

Mining stocks surged by as much as 4% today as the FTSE 100 index held its 9000 position at the start of a busy week for corporate earnings.

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1 'Strong Buy' Dividend Stock That Insiders Are Buying

The stock has had a strong showing in 2024, and one insider seems to believe it will continue.

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CRH Continues to Benefit From Infrastructure Spending. Stock Hits 68th 52-Week High. Time to Buy?

The Irish-based producer of building materials hit a 68th 52-week high in early Wednesday trading. Up 55% over the past six months, infrastructure spending could keep it moving higher, blowing through $100 in the process.

Barchart

It's coming home: CRH CEO says onshoring is inevitable

CRH CEO Albert Manifold on the drive to onshore the Dublin-based business.

Fortune

Top UK CEOs handed 16% pay rise as millions of workers squeezed – as it happened

Data from the High Pay Centre thinktank showed FTSE 100 bosses collected an average £500,000 pay rise last year, taking their median pay to £3.9m

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Top fatcat bosses around UK rake in average worker's yearly salary in just ONE day

The average chief executive of a FTSE 100 company is on £3.41million a year, according to a think tank. That equates to 103 times more than the £33,000 annual wage of a typical full-time worker

Daily Mirror

Meet Britain's 10 highest paid fat cats who pocketed more than £100m last year

That means they are now getting 109 times more in their wage slips than the typical British worker - up from 79 times in the previous year

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