EU probes oil companies for possible price-fixing
European anti-trust authorities have launched investigations into at least three oil companies on suspicion of price-fixing. Full story
5 accused of diverting stimulus money for tribe
A Chippewa Cree tribal leader, a former state lawmaker and three others used a fake billing system and a shell company to pocket hundreds of thousands of dollars in federal stimulus aid meant for the Montana tribe, federal prosecutors said Tuesday. Full story
Shell wins key gas deal in Abu Dhabi
Royal Dutch Shell PLC says it has won a 30-year deal to develop and produce natural gas from the Bab fields in Abu Dhabi. Full story
Exxon, BHP plan world's largest floating LNG plant off Australia
PERTH (Reuters) - Exxon Mobil <XOM.N> and BHP Billiton <BHP.AX> are planning to build the world's largest floating liquefied natural gas (LNG) processing and export plant off the northwestern shore of Australia, despite growing concerns about the cost competitiveness of the country's LNG Full story
Shell faces new probe over Alaska drill program
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (Reuters) - A fourth government probe is under way into Royal Dutch Shell's mishap-prone 2012 Alaska drilling season, this time for possible violations of international marine environmental rules, a U.S. Coast Guard official said on Wednesday. Full story
Gabon oil workers' union says begins unlimited strike
LIBREVILLE (Reuters) - Gabon's powerful ONEP oil workers' union said on Saturday it had begun an unlimited strike to demand the application of a 2010 agreement signed by the government on working conditions. Full story
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Inconsistencies found in Shell story of grounded oil rig
Rachel Maddow reports on increased scrutiny by Congressman Ed Markey finding holes adubious claims in Shell Oil's story about how their drilling rig became grounded on Alaska's coast.
Drill to Boost Economy?
John Hofmeister, former president & CEO of U.S. Operations at Shell Oil, explains whether more natural gas exports will help the U.S. economy.
Gas prices down 20 cents from two weeks ago
With miles of cars lined up for fuel after superstorm Sandy, it may come as a surprise that gas prices are actually down. John Hofmeister, former CEO of Shell Oil and founder of Citizens for Affordable Energy explains why.
The death of cash, the Global 500 and skilled workers
Fortune's Andy Serwer joins Morning Joe to discuss why we're likely to see the death of cash and the Global 500 2011 list. The Global 500 are the world's largest corporations, and topping this year's list are Royal Dutch Shell, Exxon Mobil, Wal-Mart and BP. Richard Haass also discusses his USA Today
Shell Oil's Future Prospects
Marvin Odum, Shell Oil president, discusses Tropical Storm Debby and its impact on oil production, oil drilling in Alaska and more, with CNBC's Maria Bartiromo.
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