News and information on Shell Plc
Wednesday 3 March, 2004
The New York Times: Shell Chairman Resigns Over Reserves Shock
Yahoo.com/prnewswire: Royal Dutch/Shell Group of Companies Management Changes
News & Media Releases: Royal Dutch/Shell Group of Companies Management Changes
Thursday 4 March, 2004
New York Times: Shell’s Top Executive Is Forced to Step Down
Financial Times: Shell drops claim it ‘acted in good faith’
Bloomberg.com: U.K. Stocks Mixed; Cadbury Schweppes Rises as Shell Shares Fall
The Guardian: BP twists knife into Shell with share buyback
The Daily Telegraph: Money gusher under BP
The Independent: BP buy-back programme adds to Shell’s woes
The Independent: Outlook: BP puts Shell to shame as oil price gushes
Financial Times: Ryder Scott in talks to settle suit
New York Times: BP to Increase Cash Dividends to Investors
London Evening Standard: Oil giants in US regulator’s sights
Financial Times: Shell aims to deflect blame over oil reserves
Financial Times: LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: Contingent assets as a concept
Financial Times: The rise of the independent consultancy
The Daily Telegraph: Directors’ legal cover set to rise
The Daily Telegraph: Attention old shipping: more storms ahead
The Daily Telegraph: Stranger than fiction – I couldn’t have invented it
The Sunday Telegraph: Shell investors demand Royal Dutch meeting
The Sunday Times: Why auditors closed the door on Shell
The Daily Telegraph: Shell fills its boots in the desert sun
Financial Times: SEC pulls out of energy forum
The New York Times: Shell Probe to Test Regulator Cooperation
The New York Times: Nigeria Threatens to Halt Shell Production
The New York Times: Libya Signs Energy Exploration Deal With Shell
MiamiHerald.com: Nigeria Threatens to Halt Shell Production
Financial Times: BLAIR IN LIBYA: British companies quick off the mark for deals
The Daily Telegraph: Shell examiner points finger at SEC
The Independent: Shell first off blocks in race to cash in on UK’s new friendship
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution: Nigeria Could Soon Halt Shell Production
HoustonChronicle.com: Questions due on human rights lawsuits
Shell.com: Shell signs landmark heads of agreement to re-enter Libya
The Wall Street Journal: SEC Eyes Links Between Oil Reserves, Exec Pay -Consultant
The Wall Street Journal: SEC Won’t Attend Public Forum On Oil Reserves
The Daily Telegraph: Shell chiefs could be prosecuted over reserves
The Herald.co.uk: Shell-shocked Cairn executives head for Bangladesh
The New York Times: Nigeria Says Reserves Are Unaffected by Shell Cuts
The Guardian: Problems at Shell (RECOMMENDED)
The Times: Nigeria hampers Shell’s plans for output growth
Houston Chronicle: Shell cutbacks to cost Nigeria jobs
The Scotsman: Shell announces Nigerian shake-up as ABI talks begin
Financial Times: Shell UK arm hails ‘helpful’ talks with angry investors
Financial Times: Shell does not need a Messier
Financial Times: A diplomatic dance at Royal Dutch/Shell
Financial Times: Investors flex their muscles at Shell
The Guardian: SEC under attack over Shell
The Independent: Investors to press Shell further on board shake-up
The Times: Shell faces pressure to shed more executives
The Times: William Lewis: Strange times in the Shell Kremlin
The Independent: Shell hit by audit row as investors call for shake-up
Daily Mail: Crisis grows at oil giant Shell
London Evening Standard: Shell braced for investors anger
The Scotsman: Watchdog accused in Shell saga
Los Angeles Times: Shell Won’t Speculate on Reserve Cuts
Financial Times: Shell plans to squeeze more from Nigerian operations
Financial Times: Nigerian moves come at time of turbulence for Shell
Daily Mail: Shell credibility gap widens
Forbes.com: Auditor refuses to sign Shell accounts – paper
San Jose Mercury News: Estimates of oil reserves based largely on guesswork
The Sunday Telegraph: You can’t be sure of Shell
The Sunday Telegraph: The Shell debacle infects four FTSE company bosses
The Sunday Telegraph: The fault of Royal Dutch Shell is offering too little
The Sunday Time: Auditor refuses to sign Shell accounts
The Scotsman: Pressure builds up on Shell
The Guardian: Investors seek Shell shake-up
The Independent: Shell insider inquiry into director deals
The Times: BP risks showdown with SEC over gas reserves
Financial Times: Shell’s reform from within needed a crisis: Old seeds of oil group’s troubles
Financial Times: Let Shell’s managers get on with it (LETTERS TO THE EDITOR SECTION)The New York Times: Shell Withheld Reserves Data to Aid Nigeria
The Guardian: Crisis deepens at Shell
The Guardian: More heads may roll
The Daily Telegraph: Shell cuts reserves by another 470m barrels
The Daily Telegraph: Figures as slippery as the black stuff
The Times: Are predators eyeing lame Shell?
The Times: Second Shell reserves shock sparks industry-wide inquiry
The Independent: Shell plunged into fresh turmoil after second reserves downgrade
The Guardian: Shell executives may face charges over oil reserves
The Times: Shell chiefs in criminal inquiry over ‘lost’ reserves
The Daily Telegraph: Shell braces for second US inquiry into stated reserves
THE NEW YORK TIMES: Shell Sells Stake in China’s Largest Refiner
San Jose Mercury News: Shell Reclassifies More of Its Reserves
HoustonChronicle.com: Shell cuts reserves again, delays annual report
The New York Times: Justice Dept. Opens Inquiry Into Shell Oil
Forbes.com: Shell directors to face UK shareholders next week
London Evening Standard: Shell US probe may lead to charges
The Miami Herald: UK Financial Watchdog Launches Investigation into Shell Scandal
The Times: Shell sells Sinopec stake
CNN.com: Justice Department starts Shell probe
Financial Times: Shell’s ousted chiefs ‘paid no bonuses’ in 2003
The Miami Herald: Further Resignations Expected at Shell
The Miami Herald: Shell’s Oil-Reserves Rumpus Set to Rumble On
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