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EnergyEXCLUSIVE New York state pension fund backs activist nominees in Exxon proxy fight
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An Exxon sign is seen at a gas station in the Chicago suburb of Norridge, Illinois, U.S., October 27, 2016. REUTERS/Jim Young
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New York state s pension fund on Friday threw its support behind an activist fund s slate of nominees to Exxon Mobil Corp s (XOM.N) board, heating up a proxy fight for the company s future.
The biggest U.S. oil producer Exxon and activist hedge fund Engine No. 1 are battling over board seats following Exxon s historic net annual loss of $22.4 billion for 2020. The fund has criticized the producer for significant underperformance and a lagging approach to cleaner fuels.
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the ceo of merck who is african-american, in the wake of his decision to leave the manufacturing council. so he is not apologizing, not bowing to them, he s showing defiance at this hour. again, it will make for a number of tough questions that he might get when he faces reporters later today, no indication about whether he will be answering those questions, andrea. and meanwhile, tom costello, charlottesville is becoming emblematic and kicking off a chain reaction, if you will, around the country, already, of course, had seen what happened in south carolina after mother emanuel church and the decision by then governor nikki haley in south carolina about what happened at the state capital. we have seen mitch landrieu, more on that later, what happened in new orleans. there is reaction throughout the south. yes, so let me just set the stage for you. this is the makeshift memorial here to heather heyer, the 32-year-old killed on saturday. and as you know, here in charlottesville, the
me not to have confidence in the president and in the coach. chris: i m asking you a more general question, sir. how did the penn state program and the whole college seem to go so far off the tracks when this had been held up as a model of what was right in college football? that s the the internal investigation by rod erikson and ken frazer, my secretary of education, ron tamallas, that s what they re to determine. i can t answer that question. if i knew, i would give you that answer but that investigation is to be gone and to make a determination of why, when reports were made, there was no follow-up. what happened? is it caused by a fear of reporting? is it caused by a lack of