Evidence CEOs Tried to Illegally Boost Oil Prices Grows as FTC Bars Hess from Chevron’s Board

FTC’s latest findings bolster claims of collusion among shale producers raised in ongoing Congressional probes and major class-action lawsuits.

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Nov 01 2024
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Evidence CEOs Tried to Illegally Boost Oil Prices Grows as FTC Bars Hess from Chevron’s Board — Evidence CEOs Tried to Illegal

Lambert here: Prices rise because firms raise them. –Richard Wolff By Sharon Kelly, an attorney and investigative reporter based in Pennsylvania. She was previously a senior correspondent at The Ca… [+5587 chars]

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