LONDON (Reuters) -Shell exceeded analyst expectations on Friday, reporting a 28% drop in first-quarter net profit to $5.58 billion, while holding steady the pace of its share buyback programme despite ...

Britain's Shell on Thursday reported better-than-expected second-quarter profit and maintained the pace of its shareholder returns, despite the impact of lower global oil and gas prices. Stream Los ...

Shell Plc reported second-quarter profit that dropped by 32 percent but beat analyst expectations, which had been lowered after a bearish trading update earlier this month. Shell’s shares were up 2.7 ...

Shell's earnings topped market views thanks to its gas and upstream divisions, partly offsetting low oil prices and weak refining margins that have hit energy majors' results over the third quarter.