Monday, June 21, 2010
BP CEO Tony Hayward is releved of day-to-day duties in Golf oil spill.
A day after getting grilled on Capitol Hill by lawmakers and after several gaffes during his handling of the oil spill, BP finally removed CEO Tony Hayward from day-to-day oversight of the crisis.
It may be a little too late, but Mr Hayward finally got his wish about getting his life back and can go spend the rest of his summer watching the blockbuster movie that he directed.
For more, see AssociatedPress.com
It may be a little too late, but Mr Hayward finally got his wish about getting his life back and can go spend the rest of his summer watching the blockbuster movie that he directed.
For more, see AssociatedPress.com
Labels: BP CEO Tony Hayward, BP chief executive, Deepwater Horizon blownout rig, Deepwater Horizon disaster., Golf of Mexico oil disaster., Gulf Coast disaster, Gulf of Mexico oil spill, Tony Hayward
Wednesday, June 16, 2010
BP is said to be looking to pay billions in first-quarter divident to its shareholders.
With the golf of Mexico oil spill as a backdrop, BP is said to be leaning towards making good on its plan to pay first-quarter dividend to its shareholders.
The average people asking how come they can be even be contemplenting to do such thing, need only to remember that these oil people have oil in their veins instead of blood.
For more, see WSJ.com
The average people asking how come they can be even be contemplenting to do such thing, need only to remember that these oil people have oil in their veins instead of blood.
For more, see WSJ.com
Labels: BP chief executive, BP first quarter-dividend, BP oil spill, BP shareholders, Deepwater Horizon disaster., Golf of Mexico oil disaster, Golf oil spill, Tony Hoyward
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