By Ed Crooks in London Published: March 5 2008 02:00 | Last updated: March 5 2008 02:00 BP’s top executives, including Tony Hayward, chief executive, missed out on share bonuses last year after the UK company performed worse than its peers in terms of shareholder returns. The company’s annual report shows that five directors failed [...]
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Daily Telegraph: BP bosses miss out on 10.7m bonuses
Last Updated: 1:30am GMT 05/03/2008 By Russell Hotten BP’s top executives have missed out on share bonuses worth a potential 10.7m after the company’s dreadful performance in 2007. Chief executive Tony Hayward failed to qualify for up to 2.3m in share options after a troubled year in which his predecessor Lord Browne resigned and BP [...]
The Times Online: BP chiefs share 10m despite profits plunge
March 4, 2008 Dearbail Jordan BP’s executive directors last year took home nearly 10 million in pay and bonuses after reporting a 22 per cent profit fall despite record oil prices Lord Browne of Madingley, who resigned as BPs chief executive at the beginning of May after lying in court, received a total 2.7 million [...]
The Guardian: Big energy firms play it dirty
Julia Finch Wednesday March 5 2008 Their audacity knows no bounds. The power companies are threatening to scale down their investments in green power projects if the government introduces a windfall tax on their high earnings. Obviously, they are not putting it that bluntly – choosing instead to demand a “stable, predictable investment climate” to [...]
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