Thread regarding Chevron Corp. layoffs

Exxon continues to play us like a fiddle

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/chevron-hess-deal-suffers-blow-230150950.html

I imagine board meetings are getting a bit uncomfortable…

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And they are doing well in Guyana and permian. https://www.cnbc.com/amp/2024/08/02/exxonmobil-xom-earnings-q2-2024-.html

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Post ID: @1lpz+1tNsFHrI

@edp+1tNsFHrI - exactly, but what are the chances of that?

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Post ID: @1agn+1tNsFHrI

DW up in the Woodlands laughing, looking forward to bumping into his b!tch MW at a charity function.

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Post ID: @1gdf+1tNsFHrI

This and weak earnings, and the move to Houston. The optics are not good due CVX right now.

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Post ID: @1chf+1tNsFHrI

You have to believe the weak link was some set of attorneys, either on the Hess side or Chevron side, who assured the Chevron board that there would be no right-of-first-refusal issue. Heads should be rolling, regardless of the outcome.

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Post ID: @edp+1tNsFHrI

Ha ha - poor chevron - the top are horrible

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Post ID: @kqe+1tNsFHrI

This is Exxons plan… why else would they take this think to trial. Unless they want some extra PHA or JOA changes in their favor

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Post ID: @auh+1tNsFHrI

Hearing is set for next May, even if it goes through multiple sessions, there is no way Hess would be valued at $53 Billion in 2026 and beyond, it is a loss already.

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