Lower Oil Prices? No Problem! ExxonMobil Is Thriving in the Current Environment.

#VantageOnFirstpost: Why U.S. Oil Giants Aren’t Rushing Into Venezuela President Trump says the U.S. strike on Venezuela was about reclaiming “stolen” oil and rebuilding its energy sector with American companies. But major oil firms are hesitant. Venezuela holds the world’s biggest oil reserves, yet its production is low, infrastructure is decayed, and political instability makes investment risky. Recovering output to past highs could cost over $180 billion — at a time when crude prices are weak

A photographic history of Baytown, from its oil boom to the early '90s