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Frozen Future: Shell and the US offshore Arctic
On 29 January 2015, Royal Dutch Shell confirmed that it intends, subject to regulatory approval, to resume its US Arctic drilling programme at a cost for 2015...
Frozen Future: Shell and the US offshore Arctic
On 29 January 2015, Royal Dutch Shell confirmed that it intends, subject to regulatory approval, to resume its US Arctic drilling programme at a cost for 2015...
Frozen Future: Shell and the US offshore Arctic
On 29 January 2015, Royal Dutch Shell confirmed that it intends, subject to regulatory approval, to resume its US Arctic drilling programme at a cost for 2015...
Frozen Future: Shell and the US offshore Arctic
On 29 January 2015, Royal Dutch Shell confirmed that it intends, subject to regulatory approval, to resume its US Arctic drilling programme at a cost for 2015...
Costly Coal - Shareholder risk in Coal India
Investors will soon be offered further equity (an FPO of 10 per cent) in the Indian Government majority-owned Coal India Limited (CIL).
This FPO will likely...
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