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Exxon shares drop after Trump says he may keep them out of Venezuela after CEO’s ‘uninvestable’ remarks
Shares of Exxon Mobil slipped in premarket trading early on Monday after President Donald Trump expressed displeasure about the company CEO’s comments on Venezuela being “uninvestable” and said he may leave out the oil giant from his push to get American companies to invest in Venezuela following the U.S.’s capture of President Nicolas Maduro.

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Trump 'inclined' to keep ExxonMobil out of Venezuela
Trump ‘inclined’ to keep ExxonMobil out of Venezuela after CEO response at White House meeting
In Venezuela, Trump Has Put Himself in a Box
Mr. Trump then announced, stunningly, that in Venezuela, “Well, we’re gonna run everything. We’re gonna run it, fix it. We’ll have elections at the right time. The main thing you have to fix, it’s a b...

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Q: Can Trump Make Venezuela an Oil Giant Again?
Trump declares himself Venezuela’s ‘acting president’ in online post after Maduro ouster
State Department warns US citizens to leave Venezuela
In an apparent response to an earlier social media post from President Donald Trump, Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez posted on social media Sunday, saying in part "they have no moral author...

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What Americans think about Trump’s intervention in Venezuela, according to a new AP-NORC poll
Contributor: A Senate war powers resolution on Venezuela actually could curb Trump

Exxon studies Venezuela return as Chevron plots immediate production bump

Exxon, ConocoPhillips (COP.N) and Chevron were for decades the most prominent partners of state company PDVSA, contributing to developing output at the vast Orinoco Belt, which is now the country's main oil region.

Trump says he is ‘inclined’ to keep ExxonMobil out of Venezuela

President Donald Trump said he has guaranteed companies they won’t have any problems in Venezuela. Oil executives only had issues in the past because “stupid people” were presidents, he said. But

Trump signals long road ahead in Venezuela in his boldest interventionist move yet

President Donald Trump signaled prolonged U.S. oversight of Venezuela after seizing dictator Nicolás Maduro and conducting large-scale strikes in Venezuela.

Exxon ready to evaluate reentering Venezuela, will send team in a few weeks, CEO says

Exxon Mobil CEO Darren Woods said on Friday the U.S. oil major could hit the ground running in Venezuela and was ready to evaluate potentially returning to the country. "It's absolutely critical that we get a technical team in place to assess the current state of the industry,
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