Shell shock.

Royal Dutch/Shell was seen as the safest of havens for money invested by insurance companies and pension funds. If you needed a safe, steady return on your money, you could, as the slogan declares, always "be sure of Shell". But on 9th January 2004, the oil giant stunned the financial worl...

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Other Authors: Edwards, Clive
Published: North Sydney, NSW: BBC Worldwide, 2003.
Series:BBC Learning - Videos for education
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