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Shell ready for more cost cuts as earnings fall 87%
Published Thu, Feb 4, 2016 · 09:50 PM
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ROYAL Dutch Shell, Europe's largest oil company, reported its lowest annual income in over a decade on Thursday, and said it would take further steps to cut costs to cope with weak oil prices if needed.
Shell, whose shareholders last week approved its takeover of rival BG Group, said 2015 income fell 87 per cent to US$1.94 billion, in line with anal…
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