Chevron Stock News

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Chevron's consistent strategy and focus on oil and gas have led to superior performance and strong dividend growth, making it a standout among supermajors. Unlike rivals Shell and BP, Chevron avoids the "valley of death" by not wavering between fossil fuels and renewables, maintaining a clear "molecules" strategy. Recent acquisitions like PDC Energy and Renewable Energy Group enhance Chevron's ...