The idea that an applicant should get a leg up because of where his or her parents went to school runs counter to American notions of fairness and earned opportunity.
The nice part about this is if Exxon Mobil does get to make an offer, it is able to do so at a later date than the Chevron (CVX) offer for Hess. The reason this is important is shown below.
Hess Corporation (NYSE:HES) is a more than $40 billion oil company with the prize asset of Guyana. It's been almost a year since Chevron (NYSE:CVX) agreed to acquire Hess for 1.0250 shares of ...
Hess showed robust production growth in its latest earnings, but profitability fell as oil prices dropped. Hess is a leading oil and gas exploration company known for its focus on large ...
Chevron’s spokesperson, Braden Reddall, was careful to clarify that, “As described in the S-4, there is no possible scenario in which Exxon or CNOOC could acquire Hess’ interest in Guyana as ...
The Price to Earnings (P/E) ratio, a key valuation measure, is calculated by dividing the stock's most recent closing price by the sum of the diluted earnings per share from continuing operations ...
The Federal Trade Commission last week whaled Hess CEO John Hess, a shale-fracking pioneer who has lambasted the administration’s energy policies. The message to other execs: Put up and shut up.