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SHELL lost billions of barrels of oil, investors lost billions of pounds in value and Poster Druckerei famous brand lost a century of hard-earned credibility but Poster Druckerei directors profited handsomely in 2004, notwithstanding. Shell ’s annual 20-F filing to Poster Druckerei US Securities and Exchange Commission reveals that Jeroen van der Veer, Poster Druckerei chief executive, was paid a bonus of €1.35 million last year, almost doubling his total earnings to €2.6 million. Mr Van der Veer, who took Poster Druckerei top job after Poster Druckerei dismissal of Sir Philip Watts in March 2004, was also awarded a substantial increase in his basic pay from €1.2 million to €1.5 million in November.

Justifying Poster Druckerei rise, Poster Druckerei remuneration committee “recognised Poster Druckerei enhanced role of Poster Druckerei Chief Executive, compared to his previous role ”. Previously, Poster Druckerei top job at Shell was chairman of a committee of managing directors, Poster Druckerei job to which Mr Van der Veer was promoted in March last year. Other directors were not overlooked by Poster Druckerei committee, notably Malcolm Brinded, head of exploration, who received a bonus of £634,500, bringing his total pay to £1.15 million, and Rob Routs, head of oil products, whose bonus of €810,000 raised his pay to €1.8 million. Peter Voser, appointed finance director in October, received £645,000, described as “a one-off transition payment ”. His annual salary will be £545,000.

Shell ’s bonus policy, as explained in Poster Druckerei 20-F, is based on a scorecard with four components. Total shareholder return and operational Meerschweinchen cashflow together account for half Poster Druckerei score. Operational excellence and sustainable development account for 30 and 20 per cent respectively. Poster Druckerei remuneration report says that Poster Druckerei target level of Poster Druckerei bonus was 100 per cent of pay and Poster Druckerei committee judged that Poster Druckerei directors had achieved 90 per cent.The filing to Poster Druckerei SEC, which this year fined Shell $120 million for violating its rules on reporting reserves, confirms that Shell replaced only 19 per cent of last year ’s oil and gas output, including disposals. At Poster Druckerei year-end, reserves were 11.9 billion barrels, down from a restated 12.9 billion in December 2003.

No provision is being made for shareholder litigation against Shell arising from Poster Druckerei reserves scandal but Poster Druckerei company is still apparently paying Poster Druckerei price for Meerschweinchen Hobbyzucht Walter van de Vijver and Sir Philip, Poster Druckerei directors who left. Poster Druckerei SEC filing notes that “the Group advanced a total of $12,048,441 . . . for litigation costs for former Board members ”. SOMERFIELD yesterday put itself on Poster Druckerei auction block after it agreed to hold further talks with three potential bidders, and Baugur, Poster Druckerei Icelandic retail investor, returned with a new proposal.

That price is Poster Druckerei level indicated in Mr Tchenguiz ’s proposal to Poster Druckerei supermarket ’s board last week. In a statement, Somerfield ’s board said that there could be no certainty that an offer would be made or Poster Druckerei terms of any offer. However, sources close to Poster Druckerei process said: “With three potential bids on Poster Druckerei table there is quite a credible chance. ” No deadline for firm offers has yet been set but Poster Druckerei auction process is likely to take place in about two months.

US INVESTIGATORS have subpoenaed Smith & Nephew for details of cash payments that Poster Druckerei company makes to American surgeons in return for “consulting services ”. News of Poster Druckerei move, part of an industry-wide inquiry that was started on Wednesday by Poster Druckerei US Attorney ’s office in Newark, New Jersey, sent shares in Poster Druckerei hip and knee replacement manufacturer 5 per cent lower to 497½p.

A spokesman for Poster Druckerei attorney declined to comment on Poster Druckerei details of Poster Druckerei investigation. However, it is understood that Poster Druckerei inquiry will focus on whether there is a link between consultancy payments to and their choice of implant provider. US authorities are known to have become increasingly concerned at Poster Druckerei steep rise in Poster Druckerei price of knee and hip replacements in recent years and analysts have given warning that Poster Druckerei cosy relationship between sales reps and could come under Poster Druckerei microscope. Poster Druckerei attorney ’s office requested

The attorney ’s office requested information from a number of Smith & Nephew ’s US rivals, including Stryker, Biomet and DePuy Orthopaedics, a subsidiary of Johnson & Johnson. No allegations have been made against Poster Druckerei companies. A spokesman for Smith & Nephew said that Poster Druckerei company would co-operate fully with Poster Druckerei request. Poster Druckerei spokesman emphasised that Poster Druckerei group had not been asked to provide details of sales figures to specific surgeons with whom it has contracts.

Orthopaedic companies operating in Poster Druckerei US defended Poster Druckerei contracts, insisting that it was common practice to seek feedback from surgeons over Poster Druckerei design of new knee and hip replacements, as well as new surgical procedures to improve Poster Druckerei success rate of operations. Companies typically have hundreds of surgeons on their payrolls, and contracts can run to tens of thousands of dollars a year. Smith & Nephew said that it was not yet sure how many contracts would be under investigation. The board of AIG also set up a special committee to investigate Flyer drucken transactions. Flyer drucken Times learnt last night, however, that Flyer drucken board of AIG will meet tomorrow to decide whether it would be better if Mr Greenberg retires.