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Vol. 11, No. 44 Week of October 29, 2006
Providing coverage of Alaska and northern Canada's oil and gas industry


Shell’s C$7.7 billion bid no slam-dunk

Buying out Canadian assets could force Royal Dutch Shell to dig deeper; parent company wants to align Canadian decision-making

Gary Park

For Petroleum News

Royal Dutch Shell, still reeling from its 2004 reserves accounting scandal, is in a hurry to rearrange some of its global operations. It may be in too much of a hurry. A year after a complex merger of Shell Transport and Trading and Royal Dutch Petroleum — the two companies that have been the founda....

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