Shell (NYSE:SHEL) is considering leaving the London Stock Exchange in favor of a New York listing, with CEO Wael Sawan saying Tuesday that oil companies listed in the U.S. benefit from higher ...

Javier Blas is a Bloomberg Opinion columnist covering energy and commodities. He is coauthor of “The World for Sale: Money, Power and the Traders Who Barter the Earth’s Resources.” ...

The year 2024 was supposed to mark a rebound for the London Stock Exchange (LSE). Instead, it has turned out to be anything but so far, with the departures or looming exits of several high profile ...

Shell has hiked its dividends to shareholders despite profits falling last year, after the energy giant was hit by weaker oil ...

FILE - A view of the Shell oil company logo above a Shell fuel station in London, on May 5, 2022. (AP Photo/Alastair Grant, File) (Alastair Grant, Copyright 2022 The ...

There’s no disputing Shell’s stature compared to other British, or even European, stocks. By most measures—whether that’s the FTSE 100 companies ranked by market cap, or the Fortune 500 Europe list ...

British multinational oil & gas giant, Shell Plc has threatened to delist from the London Stock Exchange and list on the New York Stock Exchange. Sawan has also expressed deep frustration by investors ...

Shell's CEO calls the London Stock Exchange "undervalued" and less competitive compared to Wall Street. The company is considering "all options" if the valuation gap persists. A potential exit by ...

FILE - A sign at a Shell petrol station in London, Thursday, Feb. 2, 2023. Shell has effectively abandoned a plan to cut oil production by 1-2% per year until the end of the decade and instead ...