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Cristina Caba of Flanders, N.Y., had already decided to cut holiday spending this year, but she drew a line, sort of, when it came to buying gifts.
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Cristina Caba of Flanders, N.Y., had already decided to cut holiday spending this year, but she drew a line, sort of, when it came to buying gifts.
For almost two decades trade between the U.S. and Venezuela has been deteriorating. But that hasn’t deterred Chevron from staying in Venezuela and seeking long-term trade security.
Chevron reported third-quarter earnings below market expectations on Friday because of higher expenses in both expansive operations and general operational costs.
Inconsistent U.S. policies are keeping oil companies from increasing production to bring down prices, Chevron’s chairman said.
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