Will disgraced Shell boss Sir Philip Watts be stripped of his knighthood?
Updated: 2012-01-31 23:01:43
Royal Dutch Shell plc com News and information on Royal Dutch Shell . Plc Skip to Content Home Contact Us Contributors Mission Shell Blog Shell Library Will disgraced Shell boss Sir Philip Watts be stripped of his knighthood Jan 31st , 2012 by John Donovan POSTING ON SHELL BLOG BY SirPhil” ON 31 Jan 2012 Having read that the former RBS-CEO , Fred Goodwin , has been stripped of his knighthood by UK authorities . Makes you wonder if and when Sir Phil Watts will stripped of his one . No doubt Phil’s selfish behaviour at the helm of Shell did more harm to the industry and private investors than Fred . 8221 RELATED ARTICLES Memos expose Shell’s years of lying EXTRACT : The correspondence between Mr Watts and Mr Van de Vijver began in June 2001 when Mr Van de Vijver took over as head of
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Shell may even go as far as paying a special dividend or buying back shares to maximize shareholder value, according to analysts at Citigroup Inc.
Shell may even go as far as paying a special dividend or buying back shares to maximize shareholder value, according to analysts at Citigroup Inc.
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Shell may even go as far as paying a special dividend or buying back shares to maximize shareholder value, according to analysts at Citigroup Inc.
Shell may even go as far as paying a special dividend or buying back shares to maximize shareholder value, according to analysts at Citigroup Inc.
Shell may even go as far as paying a special dividend or buying back shares to maximize shareholder value, according to analysts at Citigroup Inc.
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At noon today, a coalition of environmental groups, including Oil Change International and 350.org will blow the whistle of “Big Oil’s corruption” on Capitol Hill, hours before Barack Obama delivers his State of the Union address. Activists will be gathering at the Capitol dressed in referee uniforms and then heading to our old friends at...Continue reading 'Protest Against “Big Oil Corruption”'.
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