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Hess shareholders greenlight Chevron merger amid Guyana dispute

Hess receives approval for its $53 billion merger with Chevron despite challenging headwinds

Hess CEO John Hess on the floor of the NYSE. Photograph by Brendan McDermid.

Hess CEO John Hess on the floor of the NYSE. Photograph by Brendan McDermid.

Hess Corporation has secured shareholder approval for its $53 billion all-stock merger with Chevron Corporation, despite ongoing arbitration disputes with ExxonMobil and CNOOC International over Hess's...

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