The chip maker based in Cambridge, previously a constituent of the FTSE 100 until 2016, is getting ready to go public in New York.
Shell profits possibly largest ever by UK-domiciled company
The company posted a record $39.9bn annual profit (£32.2bn), beating the previous record of $28.4bn, (£22.9bn), set in 2008.
Shell considers quitting the energy market, threatening up to 2,000 jobs in the UK
Shell Energy is threatening up to 2,000 jobs in the UK after it announced that it was looking at quitting the energy industry.
Shell Is Selling Stakes in UK North Sea Oil Fields
According to Bloomberg News marketing materials, Shell Plc has decided to sell its stakes in North Sea oil fields.
Shell has issued a profit warning for the third quarter
This could signal that the record-breaking earnings run by the energy giant may be over.
EDF sues French government for €8.4bn
According to the nuclear giant, the price cap could be a huge cost for it over the next year.
Chinese oil giant CNOOC to raise $4.4 billion in Shanghai listing – Reuters
April 11 (Reuters) – Chinese oil giant CNOOC Ltd (0883.HK) said on Monday it will raise 28.08 billion yuan ($4.41 billion) in a share listing in Shanghai, after setting the price for
Shell plc (LON:SHEL) Fourth Quarter 2021 Euro and GBP Equivalent Dividend Payments
The Board of Shell plc (“Shell”) today announced the pounds sterling and euro equivalent dividend payments in respect of the fourth quarter 2021 interim dividend, which was announced on February
Shell declares it will no longer buy Russian oil and natural gas
Shell, the energy giant, announced Tuesday that it would stop buying Russian oil and natural gasoline and close its service stations and aviation fuels operations in Russia. This was amid
Update: Shell will donate profits from Russian oil trade to Ukraine aid fund
Royal Dutch Shell, an oil major, announced on Saturday that it will use any Russian oil it buys to fund humanitarian aid for Ukraine.
Shell buys Russian oil at record discount of $28.50 a barrel, Brent Crude – nine-year high of $118 a barrel
British company profited from the opposition of other traders to Putin’s fossil fuels. Shell broke ranks with Western traders who shun Russian oil and bought a tanker-load from the country