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Shell faces backlash as profits rise 70% on back of war
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The significant increase in Shell's profits comes as energy companies have faced intense scrutiny over their financial gains during a time of global conflict and rising energy costs. This surge in profits is likely to exacerbate concerns about the impact of the war on household budgets and the broader economy. The energy sector's financial performance has become a highly politicized issue in recent months.
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Shell faces backlash as profits rise 70% on back of war
Shell has revealed a 70% lift in half-year profits to $16.75bn (£12.6bn), prompting a long-standing critic to claim they were "running out of words to describe the obscenity" of the numbers.
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