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BP deputy chief to leave company in latest upheaval at oil major

BP is facing further leadership upheaval as its deputy CEO announces retirement shortly after taking the role.

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BP's deputy CEO, Carol Howle, is retiring later this year. This departure follows the previous exit of Albert Manifold and occurs only months after Howle entered her current role.

Coverage from the Financial Times, The Telegraph, and The Irish Times characterizes the move as part of a period of upheaval and shock resignations at the oil major. The Wall Street Journal and The Business Journals note the timing of the retirement relative to other leadership changes.

According to qz.com, the company does not intend to replace the deputy CEO role.

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Quick answers

Who is leaving the company?

Deputy CEO Carol Howle is retiring.

Will the deputy CEO position be filled?

According to qz.com, the role is not being replaced.

What other leadership changes were mentioned?

The departure of Albert Manifold was also noted in the coverage.

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