To that end... Chesapeake Energy Corporation - May 2, 2012 conference call Chesapeake and the various analysts on the call were distracted by all the ongoing nonoperational Aubrey McClendon /Chesapeake soap opera Complete Story »
calls on shareholders to vote against two board members in upcoming elections, saying they failed to monitor Aubrey McClendon 's financial activities that have engulfed the company in controversy. 1 comment!
Shareholders ask a judge to delay Chesapeake Energy's ( CHK -4.2% ) June 8 annual meeting, arguing investors need more information to make "an informed vote" on proposals concerning Aubrey McClendon 's and the re-election of board members. Post your comment!
(Reuters) - Shareholders have asked a judge to delay Chesapeake Energy Corp's annual meeting, arguing that more disclosures are needed about Chief Executive Aubrey McClendon 's compensation and...
May 16 (Reuters) - Shareholders have asked a judge to delay Chesapeake Energy Corp's annual meeting, arguing that more disclosures are needed about Chief Executive Aubrey McClendon 's compensation and personal loans taken out against his share in company wells.
been looking for some reason to stem the slide that is largely blamed on the company's Chief Executive Officer, Aubrey McClendon . Since news broke about a month ago, linking Mr. McClendon's personal finances to activities of the company
eventually led to the board deciding to separate the Chairman and CEO position as well as a public apology by CEO Aubrey McClendon during the company’s first quarter conference call. As a result, the proxy that was filed today starts off like
(Reuters) - In the weeks before Chesapeake Energy CEO Aubrey McClendon was stripped of his chairmanship over his personal financial dealings, he arranged an additional $450 million loan from a longtime backer, according to a person familiar with the transaction.
(Reuters) - In the weeks before Chesapeake Energy CEO Aubrey McClendon was stripped of his chairmanship over his personal financial dealings, he arranged an additional $450 million loan from a longtime backer, according to a person familiar with the transaction.
NEW YORK (Reuters) - In its latest employment contract with CEO Aubrey McClendon , Chesapeake Energy Corp gave him permission to trade commodities for himself after he already had begun doing so.