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Shell misses Q4 profit target; this other UK oil giant is in a buy zone
Shell reported fourth-quarter earnings early Thursday, missing on profit.
With Shell’s results on the horizon, questions remain over the pace of earnings growth in years to come — despite evidence that it is one of the best-run companies in its sector.
Shell doubled down on its denial of acquiring rival BP, claiming it has “no intention” of making an offer while invoking a U.K. law that forbids Shell from bidding on BP during the next six months ...
The Wall Street Journal reported yesterday that Shell (SHEL) was in early-stage talks to acquire BP (BP), a deal that could be the largest oil merger in a generation, potentially surpassing ExxonMobil ...
Adjusted earnings fell to $3.26 billion from $5.43 billion in the preceding quarter.
Shell and BP are seeking new U.S. licenses to develop major cross-border gas fields shared by Trinidad and Tobago and ...
Shell plc is a textbook Hold: fair valuation, solid buybacks, and a decent dividend, but no major upside or hidden value from BP p.l.c. merger rumors. Both Shell and BP are prioritizing cash flow, ...
Shell (NYSE:SHEL) has moved quickly to shut down speculation about a takeover bid for BP (LSE:BP,NYSE:BP), issuing a formal statement under the UK Takeover Code. According to the company, no talks ...
As private fuel retailers began seeing their annual stocks run low last August, the government refused to issue additional ...
Shell said it’s not trying to buy its British rival, but changing conditions at BP keep fueling speculation that a tie-up is possible. Talk of a possible megadeal rippled through the oil industry ...
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