Bloomberg,
citing
two
people
familiar
with
the
matter,
said
the
Canadian
government
had
taken
on
board
requests
made
by
Alberta
Premier
Alison
Redford
last
month,
which
included
guarantees
that
at
least
half
of
Nexen's
board
and
management
positions
be
held
by
Canadians.
However,
important
differences
centring
on
the
commercial
side
of
the
deal
-
notably,
guarantees
on
employment
and
capital
expenditure
-
could
still
hold
up
the
deal's
ultimate
approval,
according
to
one
source
quoted
by
Reuters.
Earlier
this
month,
CNOOC
chairman
Wang
Yilin
said
he
was
confident
of
winning
regulatory
approval
from…
