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    Name Tutor Institution Course Date 1. The world 's 10 largest firms and their sources of economies of scale The two conventional financial clarifications for the development of firms have been economies of scale and economies of degree. Economies of scale emerge when a firm brings down its every unit generation expenses of a specific item by creating in more prominent amount. Division of work through specialization is one reason every unit expenses diminish as generation increments. Adam Smith

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    Tracy SzeWai Yim Professor. Karen (Jingrong) Lin Advanced Financial Accounting - Sec 061 June 20, 2016 GAAP vs IFRS in Oil and Gas Industry (Exxon Mobil vs Royal Dutch Shell) Oil and Gas industry is not a stranger in the international market since everyone around the world has a certain level of demand on Oil and Gas. Therefore, different oil and gas companies are founded across the world and a lot of them have gone global. Becoming global has enlarged the companies’ revenue but also complicated

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    Relative Valuation DCF Analysis Reporting Quality Liquidity Analysis Liquidity ratios measure the company's ability to meet its short-term obligations. Ratios (Summary) Current Ratio Quick Ratio Cash Ratio See Also: Exxon Mobil Corp. (XOM), Liquidity Chevron Corp. (CVX), Liquidity BP PLC (BP), Liquidity Show More Ratios (Summary) Royal Dutch Shell PLC, liquidity ratios Dec 31, 2013 Dec 31, 2012 Dec 31, 2011 Dec 31, 2010 Dec 31, 2009 Current ratio 1.11 1.18

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    Is Exxon’s top spot in danger? Ben Van Beurden, Chief Executive Officer of Royal Dutch Shell has laid out an ambitious plan to overtake Exxon Mobil, the number one gas company in the world. Prior to 1990s, Shell was the leader in total shareholder returns, however, it was overtaken by its rivals using the acquisition route. Mr. Beurden believes that Shell will be able to regain its lost glory post the acquisition of the BG group. “I am determined to get us to that number one place,” Mr. Beurden

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    Introduction Company Description The largest, publicly traded oil and gas company internationally, is ExxonMobil (“About us,” 2014). ExxonMobil is an industry leader in the inventory of global oil and gas resources (“About us,” 2014). The company’s chemical plant ranks amongst the world’s largest in the industry, and ExxonMobil is the world’s largest marketer and refining producer of petroleum products in the world (“About us,” 2014). The company prides itself on its research and development

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    1) Introduction About the organization: Petroliam Nasional Berhad (PETRONAS) was established in 1974 and is Malaysia’s leading international petroleum corporation .It is owned by Malaysian government and it sources, produces and delivers products to meet Malaysia’s growing energy needs while playing the role of a frontrunner for its national reserves. The Petronas group, consisting of 180 subsidiaries and spread over 50 countries, is engaged in a wide spectrum of petroleum activities that include

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    7.0 Background of Exxon Exxon has evolved into the biggest publicly traded petroleum corporation in the world for over the last 135 years. The corporation started as Standard Oil Trust Company in Ohio was founded by John D. Rockefeller and his partners in 1870 (Meyers and Holusha, 1986). In 1911, the U.S. Supreme Court separated Standard Oil into 33 distinct organisations, including Standard Oil of New (Jersey Standard), Socony Oil, Vacuum Oil and a few organisations that held the name Standard

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    The mission of Exxon is to represent quality, efficiency and competence as a leader in the industry of petroleum. As a growth oriented company, Exxon is committed to excellence, honesty, teamwork, integrity and respect for the environment. Statement of Values Code of Conduct Statement Personal Accountability Exxon 's focus is to maintain an incident free workplace. All employees and contractors are empowered to do the right thing when no one is looking. If they observe an employee misusing

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    economic development. Human life can not be separated from the oil. Mobil was found in 1882 and is the largest producer of oil, natural gas and oil refineries in the world (Mobil, 2014). Shell is made of the Royal oil of Holland and the United Kingdom Mobil, and is the largest producer of oil, gas, and petrochemicals, and is the largest retailer of automotive fuels and lubricants (Shell, 2015). As two world's largest oil companies, Mobil and Shell play key roles in different areas, especially in the area

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    The piece of architecture I chose to write about is the Golden Driller: Titanic Oil Man. I have visited this statue once and it is pretty amazing. At one time, Tulsa, Oklahoma sat atop the world's largest-known ocean of oil. Tulsa was known for having the best and richest oil. Drilling derricks were everywhere, even on the lawn of the state capital. The city called itself “Oil Capital of the World” (Roadside America). However, today Tulsa is no so popular for oil. Although, the statue is in Tulsa

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