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Little power in energy companies chemical earnings

E.S. Plishner

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Abstract

While most chemical companies were reporting earnings improvements in the second quarter, many energy companies with chemical subsidiaries were having difficulty achieving positive comparisons. Refining businesses were having a rough time, and those companies with the most olefine involvement seem to have fared the worst.

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While most chemical companies were reporting earnings improvements in the second quarter, many energy companies with chemical subsidiaries were having difficulty achieving positive comparisons. Refining businesses were having a rough time, and those companies with the most olefine involvement seem to have fared the worst.

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While most chemical companies were reporting earnings improvements in the second quarter, many energy companies with chemical subsidiaries were having difficulty achieving positive comparisons. Refining businesses were having a rough time, and those companies with the most olefine involvement seem to have fared the worst.

Key concepts: Earnings, Subsidiary, Business, Quarter (Canadian coin), Chemical company, Chemical industry, Energy (signal processing), Accounting

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