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For decades, ExxonMobil was an unstoppable machine and the envy of the oil industry. Now that machine has broken down -- and Exxon's critics are pouncing. For the first time in modern history, Exxon (XOM) faces a credible challenge from frustrated investors seeking to overthrow its board of directors. That effort, led by a new activist investor firm called Engine No. 1, calls for Exxon to rein in its massive spending ambitions, revamp executive pay and explore a push into clean energy. Engine No. 1 has received support from the Church of England and one of America's most powerful pension funds: the California State Teachers' Retirement System, or CalSTRS. <... > Engine No. 1 said Exxon should "fully explore" ways to use its scale and expertise by investigating growth areas, including "more significant investment in net-zero emissions energy sources and clean energy infrastructure." https://edition.cnn.com/2020/12/15/inve Вот так вот, ребята. Сегодня активисты-гретинисты хотят раскулачить нефтяников, проебав их деньги на Завтра они придут к вам, заберут мясо и под дулом пистолета заставят жрать |
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