BP Amoco aims to cut 4,500 more jobs than expectedNo additional cuts in Alaska beyond 400 predicted from acquisition of ARCO; second quarter profits up Bruce Stanley AP Business Writer
BP Amoco PLC will cut 4,500 more jobs this year than originally planned, even though its second-quarter operating income rose by 14 percent.
The company laid off 12,500 people by the end of July and said it expects to trim its work force by an additional 2,000 by the end of the year, chief executiv....
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