Wed, 17th Apr 2013 14:18
WASHINGTON, April 17 (Reuters) - The U.S. Supreme Court onWednesday said federal courts do not have jurisdiction to hearlawsuits against foreign corporations accused of aiding in humanrights abuses abroad.
In one of its biggest human rights cases in years, thejustices ruled unanimously that a court in New York could nothear claims made by 12 Nigerians who accused Anglo-Dutch oilcompany Royal Dutch Shell Plc of complicity in aviolent crackdown on protesters from 1992 to 1995.
(Sharecast News) - Oil giant Shell announced a $4bn share buyback on Thursday as it posted better-than-expected third-quarter profits.
(Sharecast News) - Shell is reportedly looking to China as it looks to offload its Russian business.
(Sharecast News) - Shell is reportedly preparing to launch the sale of its stakes in two clusters of gas fields in the southern British North Sea, par...
(Sharecast News) - Analysts at Berenberg slightly raised their target price on oil and gas giant Shell from 2,350.0p to 2,375.0p on Monday, stating th...
TOP NEWS SUMMARY: Shell and BHP share unifications go into effect
