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BP's Indian charm

WHEN BP entered into a landmark $7.2 billion deal last year with India's Reliance Industries, there was much cause to celebrate. A year on though, comparisons are already being made to the British major's ill-fated TNK-BP venture.

BP's Indian charm

The deal to take a 30% stake in a promising but technically challenging natural gas block of India's east coast, was the country's largest ever foreign direct investment. It placed BP as the first international...

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