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Chevron Stays the Course With New CEOChevron Vice Chairman John S. Watson will take over at year-end from longtime CEO David J. O'Reilly, putting a seasoned strategist and deal maker at the helm of one of the world's largest energy concerns. ... |
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Watson Promoted to Lead ChevronThe oil company said that John S. Watson, currently vice chairman, will serve as chairman and chief executive, succeeding David J. O’Reilly. ... |
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Michael Brune: Trudie Styler Invites Chevron Workers to the MoviesLet's say you're like most Americans. You believe that everyone should have the right to clean water and clean air. You think that rain forests are special and ought to be protected. And you think that all people have basic human rights to be recognized and respected in every country. But at... |
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Chevron chips in $25M for biofuel company LS9LS9, perhaps the company to watch synthesizing biofuels and chemicals from organic feedstocks like switchgrass, has brought in $25 million in a new round of capital from Chevron Technology Ventures, Khosla Ventures, Lightspeed Venture Partners and Flagship Ventures. This is the second big win, th... |
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Michael Brune: Trudie Styler Invites Chevron Workers to the MoviesLet's say you're like most Americans. You believe that everyone should have the right to clean water and clean air. You think that rain forests are special and ought to be protected. And you think that all people have basic human rights to be recognized and respected in every country. But at... |
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Chevron takes Ecuador fight to the HagueChevron, the world’s third biggest oil company, said it had filed an international arbitration claim against the government of Ecuador, citing violations of the country’s obligations ... |
