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2. Marathon Petroleum Bows to Activist Push With Spinoff, CEO Exit
  
  Explore sfgate.com Oct 31 2019 BoardNews
  
  ... overhaul of the company. Marathon confirmed the plan Thursday, along with a review of its pipeline business. Gary Heminger, a four-decade company veteran, will retire next year and is stepping down from pipeline affilia...
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  Mentions: Management Speedway Bloomberg
3. 'Overwhelming Support' for Marathon Petroleum CEO to Resign: Activist Investors
  
  Explore Convenience Store News & Petroleum Oct 24 2019 BoardNews
  
  ...sal. What is more telling, however, is that we have found there is overwhelming support for our calls to have Gary Heminger resign immediately from his chairman and chief executive roles. “If the board is having its own ...
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4. This CEO Makes 900 Times More than Company's Typical Employee
  
  Explore msn.com Mar 13 2018 BoardNews
  
  ...e company in question is Marathon Petroleum Corp., the second-largest oil refiner in the U.S., which paid CEO Gary Heminger $19.7 million last year. That is obviously an awful lot of money. Still, Heminger wasn’t even in...
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  Mentions: Dodd-Frank Speedway Marathon Petroleum
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