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Chevron to Cut 1,400 U.S. Jobs as Hess Acquisition Stalls

Following its 2024 headquarters move to Houston, Chevron is reducing staff to meet a 20% global cut by 2026.

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Trump Administration Lets Chevron Keep Venezuelan Assets After License Expires

Suriname Prepares for Pivotal Election to Shape Oil-Driven Future

Chevron’s Venezuela Oil License to Expire as U.S. Plans Limited Waiver

‘Landman’ Season 2 Production Underway with November Premiere Date Set

Preliminary Work Begins on Burrard Inlet Dredging Project to Boost Tanker Capacity

China Becomes Top Buyer of Canadian Oil via Trans Mountain Pipeline

Strathcona Resources Offers $5.93B Takeover Deal to MEG Energy

IEA Revises Global Oil Demand and Supply Forecasts for 2025

Russian Jet Violates NATO Airspace During Estonian Attempt to Intercept Sanctioned Oil Tanker

EU Advances 17th Sanctions Package Targeting Russia’s Shadow Fleet

U.S. Expands Sanctions on Iran’s Oil Network and Nuclear Program

Saudi Aramco Reports 5% Profit Drop in Q1 2025, Beating Analyst Expectations

Traders Exploit Sanctions by Rebranding Venezuelan Oil as Brazilian for China

California Gas Prices Could Surge to $8 Per Gallon as Refinery Closures Loom

UK Sanctions 100 Russian Oil Tankers to Target Shadow Fleet Operations

California's Push to Hold Oil Companies Accountable Faces Legislative and Consumer Cost Hurdles

California Faces Gas Price Surge as Refinery Closures Loom

US Expands Sanctions Targeting Chinese Refiners and Ports Over Iranian Oil Trade

U.S. Shale Oil Production Declines as Industry Hits Critical Turning Point