Exxon, Pioneer Natural Resources
Ex-Pioneer CEO Sues FTC for Banning Him From Exxon Board
(Reuters) - Former Pioneer Natural Resources CEO Scott Sheffield sued the U.S. Federal Trade Commission on Tuesday, saying it violated the law by barring his inclusion on Exxon Mobil's board when the company acquired Pioneer in a deal worth $59.5 billion.
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The agency had agreed to not challenge Exxon's acquisition of Pioneer if Sheffield was excluded from the board, accusing him of attempting to collude with members of the Organization of the ...
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