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France’s Total is one of the world’s top seven oil and oil products companies and is involved in every aspect of the oil chain from extraction to sales. In the early 2000s, it merged with Elf Aquitaine and was called TotalFinaElf before changing its name back to Total.

SpotlightFRANCE Government Intelligence 22/01/2014

Military intelligence overhaul underway 

Insiders MIDDLE EAST UNITED KINGDOM 21/01/2014

Grant Rogan, architect of Gulf mega-contracts 

FRANCE Government Intelligence 08/01/2014

DGSE monopolises special funds 

Once again this year, the DGSE will take the lion's share of the French government's secret fund for intelligence. [...]

FRANCE SAUDI ARABIA Corporate Intelligence 08/01/2014

Hollande returns empty-handed from Riyadh 

The spectacular rapprochement between France's Socialist government and Saudi Arabia (IOL 695) has yet to translate into actual business deals. [...]

UNITED STATES AFGHANISTAN Corporate Intelligence 08/01/2014

Triple Canopy 

Triple Canopy, the security firm founded and run by former [...]

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UNITED KINGDOM IRAN 08/01/2014

Mrs Khashoggi opens Iranian doors 

Western companies are currently on the lookout for advisors who can help introduce them to the newly opening Iranian marketplace. Adnan Khashoggi's wife Shahpari Khashoggi is proving a popular choice. [...]

FRANCE Corporate Intelligence 18/12/2013

Total's corporate monitor moves in 

As Intelligence Online anticipated (IOL 700), Jean-François Théodore, the former [...]

Insiders FRANCE MIDDLE EAST 05/12/2013

Omar Zeidan, the doyen of Franco-Arabian deal-makers 

Omar Zeidan is one of the best-connected among the established agents of French industry in the Arab world. He is [...]

FRANCE UNITED STATES Corporate Intelligence 20/11/2013

US has eye on Total 

After nearly a year of laborious horse-trading, the future corporate monitor of the French oil group Total should be named [...]

FRANCE Corporate Intelligence 20/11/2013

Bodyguard for Naouri 

The chief executive of the Casino retail chain, Jean-Charles Naouri [...]

UNITED KINGDOM Corporate Intelligence 20/11/2013

Shrinking profits for Aegis 

Despite a 39% hike in its revenues, private security group Aegis’s profits slumped in 2012. [...]

UNITED KINGDOM Corporate Intelligence 20/11/2013

Control Risks 

Control Risks, the British private security company, is one of [...]

FRANCE Government Intelligence 06/11/2013

DGSE gets more money for gear 

A close examination of DGSE's budget for next year indicates the service has been handed substantial new resources to develop its electronic capabilities. [...]

FRANCE Corporate Intelligence 23/10/2013

Diplomacy and Corruption 

Following the conviction of several French groups for corruption in [...]

TADJIKISTAN FRANCE Corporate Intelligence 23/10/2013

New El Dorado for top French groups 

Taking their cue from the Total oil group that acquired [...]

FRANCE Corporate Intelligence 09/10/2013

Tug of war between Total and DGSE 

The small world of French intelligence has been roiled by the case for over a month. Working for the Total [...]

FRANCE Corporate Intelligence 28/08/2013

Investors mull stake in Risk & Co 

Bruno Delamotte’s firm may be a step closer to having new shareholders by the end of this year. [...]

Insiders ASIA EUROPE 18/07/2013

Dick Evans, the Kazakhstan connections of an arms industry high-flier 

After having served as the high profile chairman and chief executive of BAE Systems from 1998 to 2004, Richard "Dick" Evans has been putting his talents to use in Astana, capital of Kazakhstan. President Nursultan Nazarbayev recruited him in October 2006 to run the country's sovereign fund, Samruk. [...]

FRANCE Corporate Intelligence 26/06/2013

Total under new security management 

Thierry Bourgeois is poised to take over from Jerome Ferrier [...]

FRANCE Surveillance & Interception 26/06/2013

EDF devises physical protection against Stuxnet 

Seclab and the R&D department of EDF have developed a physical filter to remedy the weaknesses of the USB protocol. [...]