Energy
ENRC founders made good in Kazakhstan
All three are part of the country’s establishment and are seen as close to the country’s authoritarian president Nursultan Nazarbayev
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Eon relaunches in-house commodities trading arm
Utility believes that the new organisation will allow it to compete in a market that has become more complex and challenging to trade
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Eon relaunches in-house commodities trading arm
Utility believes that the new organisation will allow it to compete in a market that has become more complex and challenging to trade
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Randgold betters rivals by chasing margin
FTSE 100 miner shrugs off dip in production and profits during first quarter, saying it is better placed than its peers after capital spending trimmed
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Praise for chief who steered Shell to stability
Peter Voser bequeaths a strong pipeline of projects after overseeing a surge in production after years of decline, bringing praise for his timing
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Praise for chief who steered Shell to stability
Peter Voser bequeaths a strong pipeline of projects after overseeing a surge in production after years of decline, bringing praise for his timing
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Shell contenders likely to be internal
Attention is focused on Andy Brown, upstream international director; Marvin Odum, head of upstream Americas; and Simon Henry, chief financial officer
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Trio emerge as frontrunners for Shell role
Marvin Odum, who heads Shell’s exploration and production division in the Americas; Andy Brown, who runs all other upstream operations; and Simon Henry, the group’s chief financial officer, seen as likely successors
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Trio emerge as frontrunners for Shell role
Marvin Odum, who heads Shell’s exploration and production division in the Americas; Andy Brown, who runs all other upstream operations; and Simon Henry, the group’s chief financial officer, seen as likely successors
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Shell chief Peter Voser announces retirement after less than four years
Peter Voser has stunned investors by announcing he is to step down as Royal Dutch Shell's chief executive after less than four years in the job.
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Japan set for Turkish nuclear deal
With Abe due to sign an agreement with Erdogan, a deal to build the nuclear plant in Sinop would be economically and symbolically significant for Tokyo
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Nuclear plant faces Irish legal challenge
Charity accuses London of failing to properly consult with the Irish public before granting consent for the plant on the Bristol Channel
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BG Group stoic despite earnings fall
During the quarter, BG extended production on its Santos Basin fields off the coast of Brazil where it is partnering state-based Petrobras
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BG Group stoic despite earnings fall
During the quarter, BG extended production on its Santos Basin fields off the coast of Brazil where it is partnering state-based Petrobras
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Statoil hit by low output and weak prices
Norwegian oil and gas group blames ‘quarter-specific’ issues including terrorist attack in Algeria for results that came in below forecasts
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Statoil hit by low output and weak prices
Norwegian oil and gas group blames ‘quarter-specific’ issues including terrorist attack in Algeria for results that came in below forecasts
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Kerry in quandary over Keystone pipeline
Environmentalist John Kerry finds himself in an invidious position: as US secretary of state, he heads department that is likely to approve pipeline
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Kerry in quandary over Keystone pipeline
Environmentalist John Kerry finds himself in an invidious position: as US secretary of state, he heads department that is likely to approve pipeline
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The Bottom Line:If Mr Cable has his way...
"If Mr Cable had his way, all the big banks would be broken up and bonuses would be virtually eliminated - a sure-fire way in my view of guaranteeing an end to the UK’s ability to compete as an international financial centre. Let’s not forget that this is a man who is on record as saying that everyone who works in a bank has an ‘aristocratic lifestyle’ clearly demonstrating his lack of understanding of the sector." A tough line on bankers’ bonuses could make a brain drain of financial talent a distinct possibility, warns Paul Marsden. Read more