ALEX BRUMMER: Fat-cat pay isn't fair but UK must bite the bonus bullet
As the cost-of-living crisis bites, it looks the wrong moment for Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng to be flying kites about freeing up bankers' bonuses.
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As the cost-of-living crisis bites, it looks the wrong moment for Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng to be flying kites about freeing up bankers' bonuses.
Van Beurden (pictured) will be handed a lucrative exit package when he departs later this year on top of the £80m he has been paid so far as chief exec.
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New boss Wael Sawan needs to go green now, or watch others come to dominate the energy market
Major fossil fuel company Shell has announced its new CEO, and he is the current head of its renewable energy department.