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Jhse AMA wins hospital raffle contract ExxonMobil may be set for its second consecutive loss in Q2 as the oil price collapse and weak refining margins will hit both the upstream and downstream divisions of the U.S. supermajor.In afiling to the SECon Thursday, Exxon gave the market and investors a perspective on the market factors that impacted its Q2 results.These factors are generally limited to market dynamics, seasonal patterns, and planned activities, Exxon said.The oil giant sees the lower oil and natural gas prices decreasing its upstream operating profit by anywhere from $2.5 billion to $3.1 billion.In the downstream, a change in North American crude logis <a href=Link tics differentials and weak refining margins are set to eat between $800 million and $1.2 billion of the operating profit.Estimates from Refinitiv IBES, reported byReuters, point to Exxon posting a net loss of $2.3 billion for the second quarter.For the first quarter, Exxon reported a surprise loss on the back of writedowns amid the oil price plunge, posting itsfirst quarterly loss since the 1999 mergerof Exxon and Mobil.Exxon booked aloss of $610 millionfor the first quarter of 2020, compared to earnings of $2.4 billi <a href=Link on for the first quarter of 2019.In the upstream, Exxon posted a profit of $536 million for Q1 2020, sharply down from $2.876 billion for Q1 2019, while the downstream business booked a loss of $611 million, widened f <a href=Link panda</a> rom a loss of $256 million for the same period last year.While Exxon is warning the market that another loss is c Tgij CASE to offer online training courses Bill Minor Every other developed nation has Healthcare Bible-totin, scripture-quotin politicians in Mississippi who wouldnt be caught outside the church amen pew on Sunday have a problem:How do they reconcile rejecting some $13 billion in federal money to provide health care coverage for more than 220,000 of Mississi <a href=Link winterschuhe</a> ppis needy citizens with the Bibles strong message that believers have a duty to help the least of our brethren Well, right here in Mississippi we have hundreds of thousands of the least of our brethren. We dont need to recruit them, they live right alongside us. Now the highest court in the land says its up to each state to accept federal funds with a tiny state match under an almost universal health care program covering persons with incomes of 138 percent of the <a href=Link poverty level. Every other developed nation has had universal care for years.Our top three state governmental leaders all Republicans say the tiny state tax effort needed to expand the Medicaid program and significantly upgrade health care coverage for thousands Mississippians at the low end of the economic laddermany who are employed but have no health coveragewill bankrupt the state. Thats pure hokum. Fear-mongering of the worst kind.Bill Minor7/11/12 <a href=Link schuhe</a> Share Abou | |
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