Chevron Corp (CVX)

Sony to shed assets, Telefónica shifts, megabanks merge, and Chevron confirms layoffs — all part of this week's deal landscape.

The United States current-account deficit expanded sharply to $450 billion in the first half of 2025, marking a renewed widening of the country's financial shortfall with the rest of the world. This expansion reflects a persistent imbalance between what the nation imports and what it exports in goods, services, income,

Trump backs Chevron's return to Venezuela oil fields, challenging GOP critics and reversing policy, as U.S. negotiates prisoner releases and limits Maduro's profits.

Benchmark Brent crude prices rose 0.6% at $69.61 per barrel, while U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude prices gained 0.6% to $66.44 per barrel at 2.29 GMT.

The Trump administration has reinstated Chevron Corp.’s license to pump oil in Venezuela, a significant policy reversal that coincides with a broader diplomatic development between Washington and Caracas, Bloomberg reported, citing sources.

WTI Crude Oil rallies with technicals hinting at a potential breakout as consolidation builds.

According to a report by The Wall Street Journal (WSJ), the agreement’s terms remain unclear.

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Entry into the index could bring a broader investor base, as index-tracking funds are required to add the stock to their portfolios.

Chevron is approaching a production plateau in the Permian Basin—America’s top oil field—and expects this shift to generate billions in free cash flow, according to Bloomberg.

Jack Dorsey's Block enters S&P 500, causing ripple effects for ETFs like SPY and VOO. Its fintech presence appeals to investors.

Chevron win in the arbitration ruling against Exxon Mobil has cleared the way for the acquisition of Hess Corp.

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Chevron Corporation, the global integrated oil company, has interests in exploration, production, refining and marketing, and petrochemicals.

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When Chevron finally clinched its $53 billion takeover of Hess, it wasn’t just another blockbuster deal in the oil industry. It came at the end of a high-stakes arbitration clash with ExxonMobil.