🔒 Financial Times perspective: Shell considers vaxxes or dismissal
“Royal Dutch Shell is weighing whether to mandate vaccines for employees and fire those who refuse to comply, according to an internal memo.”
“Royal Dutch Shell is weighing whether to mandate vaccines for employees and fire those who refuse to comply, according to an internal memo.”
The 180,000 barrel-a-day oil refinery was shut due to ongoing unrest and disruption of delivery and supply routes in and out of KZN.
The Engen refinery will be converted into a terminal capable of importing cleaner fuels after suffering annual losses for much of the past decade.
A fall in stockpiles, restraint among US producers and the speedy recovery in Asian demand have driven the rally, writes The Wall Street Journal.
‘Total plans to spend $3 billion a year on renewables by 2030, around 20% of its annual investment budget’, reports The Wall Street Journal.
Sapia has applied for exemption from the Competition Act. Petrochemicals companies want to coordinate operations to avoid critical shortages.
In this episode, Deputy Minister of Tourism Fish Mahlalela speaks to BizNews about government plans to get business and leisure travel moving.
On Rational Radio Live, after lambasting some of the fallen favourites, market veteran David Shapiro shared some of his own investment ideas.
Royal Dutch Shell Plc is planning to acquire an oil-block stake in a second deal in South Africa’s relatively unexplored waters, months after a major discovery by Total SA boosted the country’s hydrocarbon prospects.
President Cyril Ramaphosa announced his new Cabinet last night which has been shrunk from 36 portfolios to 28 with the all important post of Finance Minister remaining in the hands of Tito Mboweni.