DOJ eyeing PetroNor board chairman in corruption probe
By 
Kyle Brasseur2022-04-14T19:12:00
The Department of Justice has become involved in a corruption investigation focused on individuals at Oslo-listed oil and gas exploration and production company PetroNor that has grown to include Board Chairman Eyas Alhomouz, a U.S. citizen.
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