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French former oil giant's bosses facing jail

Former senior executives of French oil giant Elf were jailed today for pillaging public funds from the company.

Wed, 12 Nov, 2003 - 16:59

Former senior executives of French oil giant Elf were jailed today for pillaging public funds from the company.

Former Elf chairman Loik Le Floch-Prigent, aged 60, and a former Elf director, Alfred Sirven, aged 76, were jailed for five years by a Paris court.

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