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US Issues Limited License for Chevron to Remain in Venezuela
The Trump administration issued a stripped-down license to Chevron Corp. to remain in Venezuela, allowing the company to conduct minimal maintenance on equipment but prohibiting it from producing oil in the sanctioned South American nation.
EXCLUSIVE: A top Republican congressman who has advocated for swift, yet peaceful ends to Latin American dictatorships spoke ...
It’s right and proper that the Trump administration puts America first instead of Chevron first.
Chevron Corporation (NYSE:CVX) has terminated the contracts it had to operate in Venezuela and has delegated its joint-venture governance to its partner, PDVSA, reported Reuters on Wednesday.
Chevron plans to lay off 200 employees at locations in Midland, Texas as part of a global workforce reduction of up to 20% by ...
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The Trump administration will let energy giant Chevron keep its key infrastructure in Venezuela — but is standing firm on barring the Houston-based company from importing oil ...
President Trump and the European Union make strides in trade talks, along with India. Chevron deadline on Venezuela ...
Chevron navigates challenges from US Venezuela sanctions, risking a 5% revenue dip. Check out my guidance on CVX stock's ...
Venezuelan opposition leader Maria Corina Machado breaks down the Trump administration’s decision on Chevron’s Venezuelan facilities and more on ‘Fox & Friends Weekend.’ ...
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