Technical signals indicate a runway for further gains for energy stocks, including Chevron, Peabody and Venture Global.

Exxon Mobil and Chevron's recent major acquisitions raise a provocative question: does the U.S. still need two energy titans, or might it be more efficient for the two to join forces?

By the end of September, more than 550 Houston-based employees will be without a job following the Chevron merger. Here's how experts say this could impact the industry.

IT staff from both Chevron and Hess worked together to plan the integration. Affected Hess employees were given the option to request severance packages. The layoffs are expected

Hess Midstream (NYSE:HESM) +2.5% in Friday's trading as Wells Fargo upgraded units to Overweight from Equal Weight with a $47 price target, raised from $41, forecasting a 15%-17% annual total return proposition from dividends,

In a marked shift in U.S. policy toward Venezuela, the Trump administration has quietly approved a new license allowing oil giant Chevron to restart its operations in the South American nation, according to sources with direct knowledge of the negotiations.

Chevron is expected to lay off more than 500 employees in Houston this fall as part of its integration with Hess Corporation, the company confirmed Thursday.

Chevron leaders told Hess employees to stay focused on safe operations and that they will hear next week if they will continue to have jobs following the oil producer's acquisition, according to two Hess employees who spoke with Reuters.