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Hayward to Get ‘Life Back’ as BP Shrinks After Blowout Cap

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BP Plc Chief Executive Officer Tony Hayward, who drew fire for saying he wanted his life back at the peak of the U.S. oil spill crisis, may get his wish.

With its Gulf of Mexico well under control for the first time in three months, Europe’s largest oil producer may look to change leadership as it starts rebuilding its reputation, management experts, industry analysts and investors said.