BP Earnings Buoyed by Higher Prices, Production
The last supermajor energy company to report second-quarter earnings, BP this morning posted a beat on profit and revenue estimates and has cut its break-even cost per barrel by more than 20%.
The last supermajor energy company to report second-quarter earnings, BP this morning posted a beat on profit and revenue estimates and has cut its break-even cost per barrel by more than 20%.
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BP reported strong second-quarter earnings and the CEO said he believes that oil prices will run about $50 a barrel for the remainder of the decade.
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Pandora posts beat on profits and revenues, even as listeners melt away and hours drop. Must be the subscription revenues.
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