Exxon Mobil missed earnings expectations this morning, when it reported net income of $9.4 billion, or $1.97 per share. Analysts polled by Bloomberg had expected earnings per share of $1.98.The oil giant also missed revenue forecasts by nearly $3 billion, coming in at $121.6 billion during the fourth quarter. “ExxonMobil recorded strong results while investing at record levels to develop new supplies of energy that are critical to meeting growing world demand, and supporting economic recovery and growth," the company's chairman Rex Tillerson said.Please follow Money Game on Twitter and Facebook.Join the conversation about this story »See Also:UBS: If You Exclude Apple, Then This Earnings Season SucksH&M's Profits Shrink On Rising Cotton Costs And Heavy DiscountingStanley Black & Decker Sells More Tools Than Expected

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