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BP Chief Executive Officer Meg O'Neill discusses the company's decision to put its North Sea business up for sale. "We’ve had plenty of companies come knocking at our door, expressing interest in buying the asset," O'Neill tells Bloomberg Television. (Source: Bloomberg)
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