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The Financial Times reported BP (BP.N) is close to agreeing to sell its solar business LightSource to a Kuwait-backed investor group.
2026-07-24
The Financial Times reported BP (BP.N) is close to agreeing to sell its solar business LightSource to a Kuwait-backed investor group.
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White House Press Secretary Levitt: President Trump will pay tribute to Lindsey Graham on Tuesday and will hold a cabinet meeting at Camp David next Friday.
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