Houston, Texas-based oil giant Chevron is transferring joint venture control to its partner, state company PDVSA, while maintaining a staff presence in Venezuela.

Chevron has appointed Javier La Rosa to look after some of its key upstream assets, based at the company's Houston ...

"I've been telling Chevron the best thing to do is somehow support and push the administration to support a peaceful ...

While not officially taking over Chevron’s assets, Chinese companies like China Concord Petroleum and Anhui Guangda Mining ...

The Cardón refinery, Venezuela's second-largest with a capacity of 310,000 barrels per day, shut down after a power outage ...

Washington needs to take further action against Venezuelan leader President Nicolas Maduro, opposition leader Maria Corina ...

The Trump administration has issued a narrow authorization for U.S. oil producer Chevron to keep assets in Venezuela, including its stakes in oil joint ventures with state company PDVSA, three sources ...

The cryptocurrency exchange El Dorado — often used as a benchmark for Monitor Dólar — also shut down operations in Venezuela ...

Miami Republicans helped kill Chevron's Venezuela license, citing Maduro support. Congress members shifted votes to block the deal, signaling political leverage. Loss of Chevron raises risks of ...