Shell still wielding the ax to trim expenses
Shell CEO Ben van Beurden is making big cost reductions and reducing investments at the oil company and shareholders are positive about the approach.
For a long time, Shell has been under pressure to trim down the company in order to generate solid dividends despite the oil price plunge, and CEO Ben van Beurden (photo) is now delivering on those demands, according to today's third quarter interim report from the British-Dutch oil major.
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