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EXCO Resources Inc. last week formed a special committee to consider a buyout proposal from CEO Douglas Miller of $20.50/share cash, the Dallas-based natural gas-focused exploration and production company said.

The board of EXCO Resources Inc. has formed a special committee to consider a buyout proposal from CEO Douglas H. Miller. Evaluation of the offer — and any others that might come — is expected by analysts to take anywhere from six to 12 months.

EXCO Resources Inc. CEO Douglas Miller has proposed a buyout of the company at $20.50/share cash, the Dallas-based natural gas-focused exploration and production company said Monday. Oilman T. Boone Pickens as well as two investment firms are said to be in on the offer, which is worth $4.36 billion.

EXCO Resources Inc. CEO Douglas Miller has proposed a buyout of the company at $20.50/share cash, the Dallas-based natural gas-focused exploration and production company said Monday. Oilman T. Boone Pickens as well as two investment firms are said to be in on the offer, which is worth $4.36 billion.

One day after the body of Sequent Energy Management President Douglas N. Schantz was found in the Mississippi River, the New Orleans coroner confirmed last Wednesday that Schantz had drowned after likely hitting his head while falling from the dock. Family and friends warmly remembered the executive last week.

One day after the body of Sequent Energy Management President Douglas N. Schantz was found in the Mississippi River, the New Orleans coroner confirmed that Schantz had drowned after likely hitting his head while falling from the dock. Family and friends warmly remembered the executive on Wednesday.

One day after the body of Sequent Energy Management President Douglas N. Schantz was found in the Mississippi River, the New Orleans coroner confirmed that Schantz had drowned after likely hitting his head while falling from the dock. Family and friends warmly remembered the executive on Wednesday.

New details have emerged in the early Friday morning disappearance of Sequent Energy Management President Douglas N. Schantz that have led the New Orleans Police Department (NOPD) to believe he accidentally fell into the Mississippi River and drowned. The body was found Tuesday morning in the river using side scan sonar by members of Texas EquuSearch, a mounted search and recovery team, near where Schantz was last seen on security camera footage.

New details have emerged in the early Friday morning disappearance of Sequent Energy Management President Douglas N. Schantz that have led the New Orleans Police Department (NOPD) to believe he accidentally fell into the Mississippi River and drowned. The body was found Tuesday morning in the river using side scan sonar by members of Texas EquuSearch, a mounted search and recovery team, near where Schantz was last seen on security camera footage.