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(Reuters) - Oilfield services provider Halliburton Co has revised its bylaws to allow proposed new board members to receive compensation from outside groups simply for being nominated.
The company removed a prohibition in its bylaws against new board members receiving such compensation, a regulatory filing showed on Tuesday. Nominees would have to disclose any compensation in writing to the company.
The change was decided last week by the current 11-member board.
A Halliburton representative was not immediately available to comment.
(Reporting by Ernest Scheyder; Editing by Bernadette Baum)
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| +6.56% | 34.32B | |
| -4.98% | 70.19B | |
| -3.22% | 32.59B | |
| +26.19% | 9.04B | |
| -6.83% | 7.45B | |
| +19.45% | 6.59B | |
| +50.18% | 6B | |
| +29.43% | 4.84B | |
| +45.78% | 4.65B | |
| +17.40% | 4.12B |
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