Chevron (NYSE: CVX) is one of the world's biggest oil and gas producers. As a result, energy prices have a big impact on the ...

Oil price volatility will always affect Chevron's (NYSE: CVX) financial results. That was evident in the first quarter as its earnings fell compared to the year-ago period. Meanwhile, the decline in ...

Chevron can produce a lot of cash at the current oil price point. The oil giant expects to produce significantly more free cash flow next year. Its Hess acquisition extended its growth outlook into ...

Chevron will slow the pace of its share buybacks, as falling crude prices hit the oil major's first-quarter profit. U.S. crude oil prices have dropped about 18% this year as President Donald Trump's ...

Oil prices have slumped this year. Brent, the global oil benchmark, has fallen nearly 15% already this year and was recently in the low $60s. Several factors have weighed on crude oil prices, ...

Chevron cut the price of Venezuelan crude after U.S. forces seized a tanker carrying sanctioned oil, adding pressure to an ...

Chevron's 5% dividend yield and robust profitability make it an attractive opportunity for passive income investors amid recent valuation declines. Production growth from new global projects is ...

Chevron is an international energy giant with a 4.8% dividend yield. TotalEnergies is also an international energy giant with a 6.5% dividend yield. Chevron has a long streak of annual dividend ...

Chevron has one of the lowest-risk business models in the oil sector. The oil giant has a growth spurt coming in 2026, with even more growth ahead. It pays a high-yielding, steadily rising dividend.

This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. The fire in El Segundo at the state’s second-largest oil refinery not only produced a giant fireball but was also ...