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Monday, October 2
The Observer: Stop investing in Sudan’s genocide, MPs tell firms
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Royal Dutch Shell Plc .com
on Mon 02 Oct 2006 09:27 PM BST
Sunday, September 24
The Observer: Moscow makes its power play
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Royal Dutch Shell Plc .com
on Sun 24 Sep 2006 09:46 AM BST
Last week, Russia threatened to scrap licences granted to Western companies in a bid to regain control of its energy ... more »
The Observer: Blair wades in to Russia oil crisis
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Royal Dutch Shell Plc .com
on Sun 24 Sep 2006 09:42 AM BST
Gazprom moves to seize further control of energy resources as crisis threatens diplomatic relations Oliver Morgan and Nick Mathiason Sunday, September 10
The Observer: BP battles to save image as investors’ trust drips away
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Royal Dutch Shell Plc .com
on Sun 10 Sep 2006 08:40 AM BST
EXTRACT: When Shell’s fortunes plummeted two years ago following revelations that it had mis-stated the value of its reserves, BP ... more » Sunday, August 27
The Observer: FTSE top 20 make £96k per worker
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Royal Dutch Shell Plc .com
on Sun 27 Aug 2006 09:15 AM BST
EXTRACT: Oil companies BP and Royal Dutch Shell, for example, both made around £200,000 per each member of staff. Shell ... more » Sunday, August 13
The Observer: Dubai clinches deal to build new port on Thames
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Royal Dutch Shell Plc .com
on Sun 13 Aug 2006 09:14 AM BST
EXTRACT: "...the Thurrock site was formerly a Shell oil refinery that ceased production in 1999. Shell has spent £50m clearing ... more »
The Observer: Alaskan oil spill threatens to stain the image of BP's Lord Browne
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Royal Dutch Shell Plc .com
on Sun 13 Aug 2006 09:09 AM BST
Sunday August 13, 2006 The glowing reputation of Lord Browne as the leading oil man of his generation, and of ... more » Sunday, July 9
The Observer/Guardian Online: Spectres loom for booming BP
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Royal Dutch Shell Plc .com
on Sun 09 Jul 2006 08:06 AM BST
A third point is that it has shone by avoiding mishaps such as the reserves scandal at Shell which resulted in the writing off of a quarter of the company’s reserves. more »
Monday, June 19
The Observer/The Guardian: Coming to terms with the forces of anti-globalisation
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Royal Dutch Shell Plc .com
on Mon 19 Jun 2006 08:33 AM BST
Multinationals know they must adapt to survive. Being seen to behave ethically is as important as making profits, reports Nick Mathiason: Big business: evil empires, or a force for good? more »
Sunday, June 11
The Guardian/The Observer: If Blair can't save the world for us, then business will
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Royal Dutch Shell Plc .com
on Sun 11 Jun 2006 09:08 AM BST
James Smith, the chairman of Shell UK, said: 'We need EU governments to set clear targets to 2025 so that our businesses can have the confidence to make long-term investments in reducing emissions.' They want the government to create a larger, more vibrant market. more »
Saturday, June 10
The Guardian/The Observer: It's too late for the planet: or can we pull it from the fire? Brought to you in association with Shell
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Royal Dutch Shell Plc .com
on Sat 10 Jun 2006 01:43 PM BST
Respected scientist James Lovelock thinks it is too late to reverse climate change, writes Robin McKie, but the chairman of Shell UK, James Smith, is upbeat that major petroleum companies can play a big role in making amends more »
The Observer/The Guardian: green investors have never had it so good: brought to you in association with Shell
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Royal Dutch Shell Plc .com
on Sat 10 Jun 2006 01:30 PM BST
Green is becoming investors' favourite colour. Once solely the province of funds specialising in socially responsible investment, now institutions from private equity to pension funds are putting their money into renewable energy and other green technology companies and projects. more »
The Observer/The Guardian: Four elements in struggle for world power: Brought to you in association with Shell
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Royal Dutch Shell Plc .com
on Sat 10 Jun 2006 11:49 AM BST
Will the future of energy be fossil fuels, solar panels, wave power, or nuclear? Observer writers weigh up the merits of the competing technologies more »
Monday, May 22
The Observer: Brazil leads field in alternative fuel race
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Royal Dutch Shell Plc .com
on Mon 22 May 2006 08:17 AM BST
Canada's top biotech firm, Iogen, is working with Volkswagen and Shell to produce cellulose ethanol made from non-food agricultural residue. This can cut carbon dioxide emissions by 90 per cent compared with conventional fuels. more »
Sunday, May 21
The Observer: Shell consortium in new Sakhalin pipeline dispute
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Royal Dutch Shell Plc .com
on Sun 21 May 2006 08:47 AM BST
Sakhalin Energy, in which oil giant Shell has a controlling stake, is this weekend facing allegations that it is misleading potential funders of the world's second most expensive infrastructure project. The company is apparently claiming to comply with environmental standards despite evidence to the contrary. A series of documents leaked to The Observer state that independent consultants monitoring the construction of a $20bn gas and oil project on Sakhalin island, off the east coast of Russia, highlight numerous breaches of environmental protocol. But versions of the same reports on the website of Sakhalin Energy, the consortium behind the project, give the consortium a clean bill of health. WWF senior campaigner James Leaton said: 'This misleading of potential funders and environmental groups raises the question of trust. This is Shell's last chance to get things right on Sakhalin 2. It appears they have hidden the truth, which leaves them with zero trust. WWF does not see how funders can trust Shell to deliver this project to meet acceptable standards. Shell has blown its chances and its credibility.' more »
Sunday, May 14
The Observer: Criminal gangs push VAT fraud losses up to £7bn
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Royal Dutch Shell Plc .com
on Sun 14 May 2006 08:19 AM BST
Morale at the Revenue is said to be plummeting and there are suggestions that the Revenue and Customs boss, David Varney, is encountering management problems. The former MM02, Shell and British Gas executive was appointed head of the newly merged organisation two years ago.: ShellNews.net comment: We caught the incompetent Mr Varney (known as "Napoleon" at Shell) being economical with the truth when he was Managing Director of Shell U.K. Limited. We still have the relevant correspondence with him and associated transcripts of recorded telephone conversations. They prove that he did not tell us the truth. Varney is free to sue us for libel if he disputes what we say. more »
The Observer: How to play your cards right and foil the identity thieves
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Royal Dutch Shell Plc .com
on Sun 14 May 2006 08:01 AM BST
Sunday, May 7
The Observer: Enron: a master class in hubris and raging greed
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Royal Dutch Shell Plc .com
on Sun 07 May 2006 09:27 AM BST
ShellNews.net: A report concerning a scandalous business association/partnership involving Royal Dutch Shell (SHELL Overseas Holding Limited) and ENRON will be published here later today. more »
The Observer: Investors to attack Shell over environment
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Royal Dutch Shell Plc .com
on Sun 07 May 2006 01:23 AM BST
The shareholder resolution was initiated by the faith-based Ecumenical Council for Corporate Responsibility, which has monitored Shell for years and has the backing of 130 of its shareholders, representing almost a million shares. more »
Sunday, April 30
The Observer: New oil shock ahead as $100 spike looms
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Royal Dutch Shell Plc .com
on Sun 30 Apr 2006 07:22 PM BST
Shell is also expected to announce close to record numbers next week, with analysts expecting profits around $5.57bn, driven largely by the oil price. The stand-off with Iran is one of several factors that could cause a significant supply disruption. Ethnic and tribal disputes in Nigeria have resulted in the loss of 500,000 barrels a day. Output in Iraq, potentially the world's second-largest exporter, is still well below pre-war levels. There are also concerns among traders about supplies from Venezuela and Russia because of internal politics. more »
Sunday, April 23
The Observer: Airmiles takes off again to silence the critics
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Royal Dutch Shell Plc .com
on Sun 23 Apr 2006 09:23 AM BST
But that still means spending £1,667 at Tesco or £3,560 at Shell garages to save enough points, and in addition travellers must pay all taxes and charges in cash. more »
The Observer: From Iraq to Oman, the future is female
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Royal Dutch Shell Plc .com
on Sun 23 Apr 2006 09:19 AM BST
'There aren't enough people in the talent pool in the petroleum industry, so all companies are getting more aggressive and creative about finding them,' said Roxanne Decyk, director of corporate affairs at Shell. 'That partly explains why we've switched our search [for employees] to the Middle East and Asia and relaunched this campaign [for women].' more »
Sunday, April 16
The Observer: It pays to be one of the top 10...
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Royal Dutch Shell Plc .com
on Sun 16 Apr 2006 10:16 AM BST
Runner-up was Jeroen van der Veer of Shell, who enjoyed a 37 per cent increase, a third of it through the award of LTIP shares, despite continuing concern over the low level of oil reserves held by the group. more »
The Observer: Big Mac tops 'unethical' poll: Perceived least ethical firms: 3. Shell
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Royal Dutch Shell Plc .com
on Sun 16 Apr 2006 10:09 AM BST
McDonald's tops the poll ahead of other 'bogeyman' companies such as Shell and Nestle, according to the Ethical Index compi | |||