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US oil majors Exxon and Chevron report significant increases in fossil fuel production, amidst an expected increase in global crude supply from OPEC.

Oil stocks exhibit unexpected resilience amid market uncertainty, particularly ExxonMobil and Chevron fueled by rising crude oil futures.

Chevron will reduce its workforce by 15% to 20%, affecting approximately 9,000 employees worldwide.

Chevron will cut 15-20% of its workforce by 2026 to reduce costs and streamline operations.

Chevron will lay off 15% to 20% of its workforce, affecting up to 8,000 employees, to cut costs by $3 billion by 2026.

Chevron is laying off 600 workers from its former headquarters, anticipating more layoffs to enhance organizational effectiveness and competitiveness.

The first Grateful Dead concert poster from 1965 is auctioning for $10,000.

Chevron has laid off 600 workers, anticipating more layoffs ahead.

Political tensions intensify with Dr. Mehmet Oz's Senate confirmation.

Tariff-related layoffs affect nearly 1,000 Stellantis workers in the Midwest.

Crude oil futures are stabilizing after declines, influenced by supply concerns due to Chevron's operational changes in Venezuela.

The U.S. imposes a 25% tariff on countries purchasing Venezuelan oil amid national security concerns.

Chevron's operations in Venezuela cease without a special license, impacting its crude exports.

Chevron is responding to the AI boom by investing in natural gas power plants for data centers.

The demand for electricity is reshaping strategies in traditional energy companies like Chevron and Exxon.

The BDS movement targets Chevron for its complicity in funding Israel's military activities through natural gas extraction. The call for boycott emphasizes global solidarity with Palestinians.

Civil society groups are urging President Biden to pardon Steven Donziger, emphasizing the injustices in his legal battles against Chevron.

Lawmakers are urging President Biden to pardon Steven Donziger, citing serious irregularities in charges against him related to his advocacy against Chevron.

California's business climate shifts as Chevron moves HQ to Texas.

The rush of companies from California to Texas continues, with Chevron being the latest to relocate, citing the appeal of lower taxes and lighter regulations in Texas.

Chevron relocating from California to Texas is not solely politics-driven, but about competitiveness and industry proximity.

Local news site Richmond Standard owned by Chevron creates biased coverage with no full-time journalists on staff, impacting residents' access to unbiased information.

Richmondside, an independent news site, challenges the dominance of an oil company-funded news source in Richmond's media ecosystem.