The Latest Breaking News from Shell

The sale of the South African Petroleum Refinery (Sapref), jointly owned by multinational energy companies BP and Shell, to the state-owned Central Energy Fund for R1 (five US cents) raises questions about whether the company is evading its social and environmental liabilities.

The world’s biggest election took place in heat so severe it claimed the lives of several poll workers.

The consumer finance sector is projected to experience solid growth and expansion, driven by easy access to loans and credit facilities and the emergence of advanced digital financial platforms. Amid this backdrop, growth-oriented investors could consider adding consumer finance stocks Nomura Holdings (NMR), WEX Inc. (WEX), and ORIX (IX) to…

The energy transition is not on track to mitigate the effects of climate change. Take the case of Shell, whose shareholders recently voted to decelerate the UK-based oil giant’s climate targets. Shell had planned to cut its “net carbon intensity” by 20% by 2030 and 45% by 2035, but now…

Texas will continue to be hit with widespread storms and excessive heat on Tuesday as death toll climbs in other states

The 'landmark' partnership will see the bank sponsor the Tours of Britain and be present on GB's cycling kit

The resolution, co-filed by climate activist investor Follow This, achieved 19% of the vote.

Ever noticed a store sign with missing letters that turns into something funny by accident? There's a whole subreddit called "misLED" dedicated to capturing these moments, and we've gathered some of the best examples to share with you. The post 30 Times Burnt-Out Signs Created Unintended Humor first appeared on…

The former pharma laggard is in a race with Shell to be the first FTSE 100 stock to be valued at £200bn

Case alleges French company’s exploitation of fossil fuel contributed to deaths of victims in extreme weather disasters

Oil Change International says plans do not stand up to scrutiny and describes US fossil-fuel corporations as ‘the worst of the worst’