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Chevron CFO Says Oil Giant Is ‘Bigger, Better and Stronger Than We’ve Ever Been’

BenzingaLekha Gupta

Chevron aims to double Venezuela oil production to 600K bpd while driving cost efficiency in U.S. shale and expanding globally.

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