Chevron Wind-Down Would Send Venezuela Back to Oil Market’s Dark Side
US President Donald Trump’s plan to revoke Chevron Corp.’s operating license in Venezuela threatens to force the nation’s oil sector back into the shadows, paving the way for corruption and huge discounts in the Asian market.
Chevron's Venezuelan Oil Operations Shutdown Amid US Political Shift
The US government has revoked a permit allowing Chevron Corp. to pump and export Venezuelan oil, ending a crucial financial channel for Venezuela. The permit's cancellation comes after accusations that Venezuela's government failed to meet democratic standards in elections.
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President Donald Trump said he plans to revoke Chevron Corp.’s oil license to operate in Venezuela, threatening to torpedo ...
Major companies have been relocating their headquarters to Texas.Since 2020, 200 companies, including Tesla and Chevron, have ...
President Donald Trump announced the revocation of a U.S. permit that allowed Chevron Corp. to export Venezuelan oil. This ...
Chevron Corp. está interesada en comprar la participación de Phillips 66 en una empresa química conjunta de la que el ...
Chevron Corp. is consolidating its oil, products and gas organization into two segments: upstream and downstream, midstream ...
Chevron Corporation (NYSE: CVX) today announced senior leadership changes as part of the company’s efforts to simplify its ...
Chevron Corp. has announced that it will lay off 15-20% of its global workforce and reorganize its business structure.
Chevron Corp. is interested in buying Phillips 66’s stake in a chemicals joint venture that activist Elliott Investment ...
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