Bremer resigns from chemical firm's board

Dutch chemical and drug maker Akzo Nobel said today that Paul Bremer, the new US civilian administrator in Iraq, had resigned from its supervisory board because of US rules on conflicts of interest.

Dutch chemical and drug maker Akzo Nobel said today that Paul Bremer, the new US civilian administrator in Iraq, had resigned from its supervisory board because of US rules on conflicts of interest.

The company said Bremer had been on its supervisory board since 1997.

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