The oil giant Shell has made a disconcerting start to the new year attracting a considerable amount of negative publicity, most recently after announcing what has been described as “obscene” net profits of $31.3 billion in 2007, the highest ever for a British company.

The morally indefensible business relationship of Royal Dutch Shell with an Iranian regime supplying roadside bombs to blow up American and British soldiers in Iraq and Afghanistan

The oil giant Shell finds itself in an embarrassing and bizarre predicament.

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Is skullduggery by the oil giant Shell in far away Nigeria responsible for crimping the flow of oil, resulting in artificially inflated oil prices and alleged price gouging at the gas pump?

Clues suggest that merger talks between two oil giants, BP and Royal Dutch Shell, to create the world's biggest corporate titan, eclipsing ExxonMobil are underway.

Former Group Auditor of Shell International, Bill Campbell, blows the whistle on an alleged policy by Royal Dutch Shell management of putting oil production before the safety of Shell offshore employees.

Royal Dutch Shell fights it out in multi-billion dollar worldwide class action lawsuit arising from the reserves fraud which first hit the news headlines in January 2004