proud of what company is doing to protect our Guyana rights.
The stock and earnings today indicates how we are beating competition and Chevron.
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Announcing second-quarter earnings on Friday, Exxon welcomed the later-than-anticipated hearing while Chevron expressed disappointment and said efforts to reach a compromise had failed. Both companies said they remained confident they would prevail.
“We’ve always thought that this matter is too important to rush through and that we were going to need to bring forward all the relevant facts to be taken into consideration — and that would take some time,” Exxon finance chief Kathy Mikells told the Financial Times.
Kathy - you rock!