Summary
Shell's crisis has claimed a third victim in the shape of chief financial officer Judy Boynton, following the resignations of chairman Sir Philip Watts and oil and gas chief Walter Van de Vijver.
The Anglo-Dutch giant's problems revolve around its booking of oil and gas reserves, which, for 2002, will be some 4.35bn barrels lower than previously thought.See the full content of this document
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Counting Oil Barrels Is Always a Slippery Business
I always have some sympathy for oil companies when they have these little accounting problems. I cannot help remembering a little mi...
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