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Chevron CEO Says Reviewing Political Donations after US Capitol Assault

2021-01-12 22:45:00| OGI

CEO Mike Wirth also said on Jan. 12 that Chevron expected to find "common ground" with the Biden administration on the economy and jobs, and expected the world to transition to a "lower-carbon energy system over time."

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