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

One of the world’s biggest multinational corporations – Royal Dutch Shell Plc - continues to put multi-billion dollar profits before the safety of its workers

Paddy Briggs, a former executive of Royal Dutch Shell has written an important article stimulated by current events in Burma.

BILL CAMPBELL, THE FORMER GROUP AUDITOR OF SHELL INTERNATIONAL HAS CASTIGATED THE EMPLOYEE SAFETY RECORD OF ROYAL DUTCH SHELL AND WARNED OF AN INEVITABLE CALAMITY ON SHELL'S NORTH SEA PLATFORMS

Oh, what a tangled web we weave, When first we practice to deceive!
(Quote from Sir Walter Scott 1771-1832)

The Royal Dutch Shell Group is once again caught deceiving the public.

David Greer, Shell Deputy Chief Executive of the $22 billion Sakhalin-2 project in Russia is exposed as a plagiarist after circulating a motivational memo containing inspirational passages borrowed liberally from a speech made by U.S. General George S Patton over 60 years ago

At the worst possible time, with UK broadband and web hosting company Pipex up for sale, David Hasselhoff, the celebrity fronting its TV advertising campaign is on YouTube drunk, the ISP has been hit by a deluge of complaints by disgruntled clients and is embroiled in a dispute over its claimed intellectual property likely to create more uncertainty and negative publicity.