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Article

20 Jui 2001

Auteur:
Brian Milner, The Globe and Mail [Toronto]

Talisman investors get a big favour from U.S. politicians [Sudan]

It has taken Talisman Energy boss Jim Buckee a long time to realize what any experienced PR person could have told him. Some assets carry so much baggage they simply aren't worth the aggravation, no matter how lucrative they may be or how much potential they have.