Little power in energy companies chemical earnings
E.S. Plishner
Abstract
E.S. Plishner
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.
Key concepts: Earnings, Subsidiary, Business, Quarter (Canadian coin), Chemical company, Chemical industry, Energy (signal processing), Accounting