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Chevron grants special bonus to workers after record earnings and safe operations in Venezuela and the Middle East
Through an email, the CEO of the U.S. oil company, Mike Wirth, praised the company’s staff and said that «results like these in a year like this are not typical».
U.S. energy firm Chevron will award its employees a special bonus for the operating results achieved so far this year, following the record earnings report released on Friday by the company, driven by high crude prices stemming from the ongoing conflict in Iran.
In an internal email sent on Monday—according to Reuters—CEO Mike Wirth praised Chevron staff for meeting cost-reduction targets, achieving the synergies from the Hess acquisition ahead of schedule, and maintaining safe operations amid the geopolitical instability experienced this year in Venezuela and the Middle East.
«Results like these in a year like this are not typical,» Wirth wrote. «They reflect an extraordinary effort in extraordinary circumstances».
The bonus will be equivalent to half of the monthly base salary for most employees, according to the email.
The announcement of this additional payment coincided with the renewed criticisms from U.S. President Donald Trump toward major oil companies; Trump urged them to lower gasoline prices and, during a televised interview on Fox News on Sunday, criticized Wirth for not attributing the company’s success to the management of his administration.
«Cut oil prices for consumers (at retail!), NOW!», Trump wrote in a post on Truth Social. Chevron did not immediately respond to a request for comments on those statements, Reuters reports.
#ChevronAcciones #Chevron #venezuela #petróleo #TRUMP $CVXon $CL $BZ
Through an email, the CEO of the U.S. oil company, Mike Wirth, praised the company’s staff and said that «results like these in a year like this are not typical».
U.S. energy firm Chevron will award its employees a special bonus for the operating results achieved so far this year, following the record earnings report released on Friday by the company, driven by high crude prices stemming from the ongoing conflict in Iran.
In an internal email sent on Monday—according to Reuters—CEO Mike Wirth praised Chevron staff for meeting cost-reduction targets, achieving the synergies from the Hess acquisition ahead of schedule, and maintaining safe operations amid the geopolitical instability experienced this year in Venezuela and the Middle East.
«Results like these in a year like this are not typical,» Wirth wrote. «They reflect an extraordinary effort in extraordinary circumstances».
The bonus will be equivalent to half of the monthly base salary for most employees, according to the email.
The announcement of this additional payment coincided with the renewed criticisms from U.S. President Donald Trump toward major oil companies; Trump urged them to lower gasoline prices and, during a televised interview on Fox News on Sunday, criticized Wirth for not attributing the company’s success to the management of his administration.
«Cut oil prices for consumers (at retail!), NOW!», Trump wrote in a post on Truth Social. Chevron did not immediately respond to a request for comments on those statements, Reuters reports.
#ChevronAcciones #Chevron #venezuela #petróleo #TRUMP $CVXon $CL $BZ
Trump and his nonsense: Venezuela wasn't alone more than if the US didn't buy oil 🛢️ someone else will do it
👨💼 Trump to Chevron CEO:
“They kicked you out of Venezuela, but now you’re back—bigger than ever—and you’re going to make a fortune.
What he conveniently forgot to mention is that without the genius and strength of my administration, the oil industry would be DEAD.”
#ChevronAcciones #Chevron #venezuela #TRUMP #petróleo $CL $BZ $NATGAS
👨💼 Trump to Chevron CEO:
“They kicked you out of Venezuela, but now you’re back—bigger than ever—and you’re going to make a fortune.
What he conveniently forgot to mention is that without the genius and strength of my administration, the oil industry would be DEAD.”
#ChevronAcciones #Chevron #venezuela #TRUMP #petróleo $CL $BZ $NATGAS
Donald Trump: Chevron returned to Venezuela much larger and stronger
Donald Trump, president of the United States, asked U.S. oil companies to lower fuel prices.
The president of the United States, Donald Trump, said this Monday, August 3, 2026, that the president and CEO of Chevron, Mike Wirth, and the oil company he leads have returned to Venezuela «much larger and stronger than ever».
This refers to statements made by Wirth to journalist María Bartiromo, when the businessman explained the reasons why the U.S. energy company is having such success.
The U.S. leader criticized that Chevron’s CEO did not mention that «without the brilliance, the vision, the strength, and the stability of the Trump administration, the oil industry and our country would be dead».
«They kicked out Mike (Wirth) and Chevron from Venezuela, but now they’ve returned, much larger and stronger than ever, with the intention of making a fortune. This also applies to other oil companies,» Trump wrote on his Truth social network.
In addition, the president of the U.S. urged North American oil companies to lower fuel prices for the consumer (retail).
#EEUU #TRUMP #ChevronAcciones #Chevron #venezuela $CVXon $CL $BZ
Donald Trump, president of the United States, asked U.S. oil companies to lower fuel prices.
The president of the United States, Donald Trump, said this Monday, August 3, 2026, that the president and CEO of Chevron, Mike Wirth, and the oil company he leads have returned to Venezuela «much larger and stronger than ever».
This refers to statements made by Wirth to journalist María Bartiromo, when the businessman explained the reasons why the U.S. energy company is having such success.
The U.S. leader criticized that Chevron’s CEO did not mention that «without the brilliance, the vision, the strength, and the stability of the Trump administration, the oil industry and our country would be dead».
«They kicked out Mike (Wirth) and Chevron from Venezuela, but now they’ve returned, much larger and stronger than ever, with the intention of making a fortune. This also applies to other oil companies,» Trump wrote on his Truth social network.
In addition, the president of the U.S. urged North American oil companies to lower fuel prices for the consumer (retail).
#EEUU #TRUMP #ChevronAcciones #Chevron #venezuela $CVXon $CL $BZ
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Chevron grants special bonus to workers after record earnings and safe operations in Venezuela and the Middle East
Through an email, the CEO of the U.S. oil company, Mike Wirth, praised the company’s staff and said that «results like these in a year like this are not typical».
U.S. energy firm Chevron will award its employees a special bonus for the operating results achieved so far this year, following the record earnings report released on Friday by the company, driven by high crude prices stemming from the ongoing conflict in Iran.
In an internal email sent on Monday—according to Reuters—CEO Mike Wirth praised Chevron staff for meeting cost-reduction targets, achieving the synergies from the Hess acquisition ahead of schedule, and maintaining safe operations amid the geopolitical instability experienced this year in Venezuela and the Middle East.
«Results like these in a year like this are not typical,» Wirth wrote. «They reflect an extraordinary effort in extraordinary circumstances».
The bonus will be equivalent to half of the monthly base salary for most employees, according to the email.
The announcement of this additional payment coincided with the renewed criticisms from U.S. President Donald Trump toward major oil companies; Trump urged them to lower gasoline prices and, during a televised interview on Fox News on Sunday, criticized Wirth for not attributing the company’s success to the management of his administration.
«Cut oil prices for consumers (at retail!), NOW!», Trump wrote in a post on Truth Social. Chevron did not immediately respond to a request for comments on those statements, Reuters reports.
#ChevronAcciones #Chevron #venezuela #petróleo #TRUMP $CVXon $CL $BZ
Through an email, the CEO of the U.S. oil company, Mike Wirth, praised the company’s staff and said that «results like these in a year like this are not typical».
U.S. energy firm Chevron will award its employees a special bonus for the operating results achieved so far this year, following the record earnings report released on Friday by the company, driven by high crude prices stemming from the ongoing conflict in Iran.
In an internal email sent on Monday—according to Reuters—CEO Mike Wirth praised Chevron staff for meeting cost-reduction targets, achieving the synergies from the Hess acquisition ahead of schedule, and maintaining safe operations amid the geopolitical instability experienced this year in Venezuela and the Middle East.
«Results like these in a year like this are not typical,» Wirth wrote. «They reflect an extraordinary effort in extraordinary circumstances».
The bonus will be equivalent to half of the monthly base salary for most employees, according to the email.
The announcement of this additional payment coincided with the renewed criticisms from U.S. President Donald Trump toward major oil companies; Trump urged them to lower gasoline prices and, during a televised interview on Fox News on Sunday, criticized Wirth for not attributing the company’s success to the management of his administration.
«Cut oil prices for consumers (at retail!), NOW!», Trump wrote in a post on Truth Social. Chevron did not immediately respond to a request for comments on those statements, Reuters reports.
#ChevronAcciones #Chevron #venezuela #petróleo #TRUMP $CVXon $CL $BZ
Reuters: Vitol seeks to expand and is making preparations to open an office in Venezuela
Various trading companies, including Vitol, have been exporting most of Venezuela’s oil production this year.
The energy trading and basic commodities company Vitol is carrying out initial preparations to open an office in Venezuela.
According to Reuters, three sources said that Vitol’s plans show confidence in the Caribbean nation and in the oil deal signed at the start of this year, for the export of up to 50 million barrels of oil.
It is important to note that companies such as Vitol, Trafigura, and other traders have been exporting most of Venezuela’s oil production this year, under agreements signed with Petróleos de Venezuela S.A. (PDVSA), which are overseen by the Government of U.S. President Donald Trump.
Sources familiar with the matter said the office that would be opened in Caracas would initially provide employment to a dozen people, specifically in positions related to trade.
Henry Medina, Vitol’s director for Latin America, told the international outlet via email that “for many years, Vitol has maintained a solid relationship with PDVSA.”
He added that they expect to “consolidate this relationship and develop new alliances in Venezuela, as well as a significant presence in the country.”
Two sources also said that Mario Pantoja, who worked for Chevron for 35 years, could be the one to lead the office in Venezuela.
#Vitol #venezuela #ChevronAcciones #PDVSA #caracasvenezuela $CL $BZ $NATGAS
Various trading companies, including Vitol, have been exporting most of Venezuela’s oil production this year.
The energy trading and basic commodities company Vitol is carrying out initial preparations to open an office in Venezuela.
According to Reuters, three sources said that Vitol’s plans show confidence in the Caribbean nation and in the oil deal signed at the start of this year, for the export of up to 50 million barrels of oil.
It is important to note that companies such as Vitol, Trafigura, and other traders have been exporting most of Venezuela’s oil production this year, under agreements signed with Petróleos de Venezuela S.A. (PDVSA), which are overseen by the Government of U.S. President Donald Trump.
Sources familiar with the matter said the office that would be opened in Caracas would initially provide employment to a dozen people, specifically in positions related to trade.
Henry Medina, Vitol’s director for Latin America, told the international outlet via email that “for many years, Vitol has maintained a solid relationship with PDVSA.”
He added that they expect to “consolidate this relationship and develop new alliances in Venezuela, as well as a significant presence in the country.”
Two sources also said that Mario Pantoja, who worked for Chevron for 35 years, could be the one to lead the office in Venezuela.
#Vitol #venezuela #ChevronAcciones #PDVSA #caracasvenezuela $CL $BZ $NATGAS
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I am sure that with everything happening in Venezuela, Chevron's actions in the coming days will make us earn a lot.
I am sure that with everything happening in Venezuela, Chevron's actions in the coming days will make us earn a lot.
How do you manage your emotions and risk when a US stock or ETF you believe in drops 10% right after you buy it? Do you dollar-cost average (DCA) down, or do you strictly follow a stop-loss? I want to know your personal rules for handling short-term volatility. #MyStockQuestion #ChevronAcciones #ETFs.
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