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Few chemical gains at oil companies

E.S. Pushner

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Energy companies with chemical divisions continue to report negative earnings comparisons, although there are a few exceptions, mostly at companies where the chemicals are not closely tied to the energy operations. Numerical data for a number of companies are provided.

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Energy companies with chemical divisions continue to report negative earnings comparisons, although there are a few exceptions, mostly at companies where the chemicals are not closely tied to the energy operations. Numerical data for a number of companies are provided.

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Energy companies with chemical divisions continue to report negative earnings comparisons, although there are a few exceptions, mostly at companies where the chemicals are not closely tied to the energy operations. Numerical data for a number of companies are provided.

Key concepts: Earnings, Chemical industry, Business, Chemical company, Energy (signal processing), Industrial organization, Economics, Engineering

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