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Pioneer founder Scott Sheffield no longer wants to join Exxon board after FTC ruling Sheffield, who lives in Southlake, and the CEO of Hess Corp. were accused of trying to talk to coordinate with ...
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MyChesCo on MSNFTC Shuts Down Ex-Pioneer CEO’s Attempt to Join Exxon Board Amid Antitrust ConcernsThe Federal Trade Commission has rejected a petition from Scott Sheffield, founder and former CEO of Pioneer Natural Resources, seeking to reopen and overturn a consent order that ...
The FTC ultimately approved the sale, but as a result of Sheffield's alleged OPEC ties, he was barred from joining Exxon’s board, a decision that was finalized in January under the Biden ...
The Federal Trade Commission on Thursday set aside orders barring Hess (NYSE:HES) CEO John Hess from joining Chevron's (CVX) board and former Pioneer Natural Resources CEO Scott Sheffield from joining ...
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Midland Reporter-Telegram on MSNSheffield declines to take seat on Exxon's board after FTC lifts banBy unanimous vote, the three members of the Federal Trade Commission reopened and canceled the consent order barring Pioneer Natural Resources founder and former Chief Executive Officer Scott ...
MAGA looks invincible now, but a recent dust-up at Exxon shows that the edicts of one administration can be revisited by the ...
Fred Barrett, chair of Tamboran’s Nomination and Corporate Governance Committee, said Sheffield and Pace, an ex-director of ...
The FTC reversed an order barring Scott Sheffield from Exxon’s board, but the former Pioneer CEO said he was no longer interested in joining.
The U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has denied a petition from Scott Sheffield, founder and former CEO of Pioneer Natural Resources, seeking to overturn a 2024 order barring him from serving ...
Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton on behalf of Scott Sheffield filed a recent petition asking the FTC to toss out the consent order that bars Sheffield from becoming an Exxon adviser as a condition ...
When Scott Sheffield agreed to sell his company, Pioneer Natural Resources, to Exxon XOM-3.22%decrease; red down pointing triangle Mobil for $60 billion, he expected to retire with a windfall ...
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