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BP Plc agreed to end all legal disputes with its billionaire partners in Russia’s third-biggest oil company, clearing a path for the sale of the venture to OAO Rosneft.
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BP Plc and its billionaire partners in TNK-BP asked management to review the Russian oil venture’s “significant” cash pile and assess its ability to resume dividend payouts.
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Ex-German Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder and former Corus Group Plc Chairman James Leng resigned from TNK-BP’s board amid strained relations between BP Plc and its Russian billionaire partners, a person with knowledge of the decision said.
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Former BP Plc Chief Executive Officer Tony Hayward plans to raise at least 1 billion pounds ($1.6 billion) in an initial public offering of an energy investment fund, according to three people with knowledge of the matter.
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BP Plc’s billionaire partners rejected a proposal from the U.K. energy producer for TNK-BP, their Russian oil venture, to pay a $1 billion dividend, increasing pressure to resolve a shareholder impasse.
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TNK-BP said billionaire investor Mikhail Fridman resigned as chief executive officer, deepening a dispute between BP Plc and Russian shareholders at Russia’s third-largest oil producer.
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The board of TNK-BP, the Russian oil venture owned by BP Plc and a group of billionaires, cancelled a Feb. 24 meeting because two independent directors stepped down last year, leaving it without a quorum, Interfax said, citing an unidentified person with knowledge of the matter.
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BP Plc and its billionaire partners in TNK-BP asked the Russian oil venture’s three independent board members to review OAO Rosneft and the U.K. explorer’s planned alliance, said Alexander Shokhin , one of the directors.
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TNK-BP International Ltd., the Russian oil venture owned by BP Plc and a group of billionaires, said first-quarter profit fell 17 percent as taxes and costs rose amid production gains at new fields.
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TNK-BP’s board delayed a vote on replacing BP Plc in an alliance with OAO Rosneft for a second week, as directors from the U.K. explorer and an independent member asked for more time to study proposals, the venture said.
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