Pumping oil in Venezuela, where Chevron has around 250 employees, with another 3,000 working across its joint-venture operations, is also helping the company recoup billions in debt owed by Venezuela.

Chevron Corporation's CVX CEO, Mike Wirth, has been actively working behind the scenes in Washington to secure more time to wind down operations in Venezuela, following President Trump's decision ...

The Trump administration has issued a narrow authorization for U.S. oil producer Chevron to keep assets in Venezuela, including its stakes in oil joint ventures with state company PDVSA, three sources ...

Chevron has appointed Javier La Rosa to look after some of its key upstream assets, based at the company's Houston ...

President Trump earlier this month ordered Chevron to wind down its operations in Venezuela within the next 30 days. REUTERS. Lutnick reportedly told Wirth that the tariffs could force Venezuelan ...

Chevron’s production in Venezuela averages about 220,000 barrels per day, amounting to about 24% of the country’s current output of 900,000 barrels per day.

Chevron exports about 240,000 barrels per day of crude from its Venezuela operations, over a quarter of the country’s entire oil output. Fox News’ Charles Creitz, FOX Business’ Anders ...

While not officially taking over Chevron’s assets, Chinese companies like China Concord Petroleum and Anhui Guangda Mining ...

The Trump administration's decision to revoke American oil companies' licenses to operate in Venezuela has effectively ended ...