BP Chief Shipped Off to Siberia

Written by Pat's Papers | Tuesday, 27 July 2010 6:43 AM

You really can’t make it up any better than this: The New York Post reports that Tony Hayward will resign as CEO this fall to run BP’s Siberian business. Yes, that right. But he’s not exactly going into exile. Under a great photo of Hayward hiding from onlookers, the Post says he’ll receive “millions in severance and pension payments” to take the job in Siberia. Bob Dudley, an American who Hayward has already over most of the Gulf spill response will step up as CEO.

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