BP Gets Tough On Discrimination In Wake of Attacks

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British Petroleum issued statements supporting a company-wide diversity effort that the company will not tolerate ethnic or religious discrimination or harassment in any of the company's offices throughout the world.

Crude Petroleum, Muslims, Social aspects, Abstract, Petroleum, Discrimination, World Trade Center and Pentagon Attacks, 2001

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Shell to pay $4.6 million in severance, pension to ousted executive

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Walter van de Vijner and Philip Watts, executives at Royal Dutch-Shell Group of Cos., have been held accountable for the petrolium company's overstatement of its oil and natural gas reserves. Shell has agreed on severance packages for both executives who have since been let go from the company. Investigations by authorities into the overstatement are currently be conducted by authorities in the U.S. and Europe.

United States, Netherlands, Reports, Compensation and benefits, Appointments, resignations and dismissals, Corporation reports, Company reports, Royal Dutch-Shell PLC, Watts, Philip, Vijver, Walter van de, Oil executives

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BP's next slogan: 'beyond probes'; Peter Sutherland faces tough task at oil titan after scandal, missteps

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Peter Sutherland, chair of British Petroleum Company PLC, is taking an active role in bolstering the company's image, in the face of investigations into the company's safety and energy-trading practices.

Management dynamics, Public affairs, Public relations, Company business management, Company public relations, Sutherland, Peter D.

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