BP Amoco shareholders holding more than 150,000 shares force Northstar on to meeting agendaGreenpeace says shareholders will now be able to vote on whether a rig and sub-sea pipeline project in the Arctic Ocean should go ahead by The Associated Press
Shareholders have forced a vote on BP Amoco’s Arctic oil development plans, which environmentalists claim could threaten wildlife.
On Jan. 26, 100 British and American shareholders with more than 150,000 shares forced the company’s Beaufort Sea plans on to the annual general meeting agenda by submi....
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