Chevron declared that its second-quarter profits slipped 71 percent and the second-leading U.S. oil company put its entire land-based natural gas drilling operation on hold, citing dismal demand.
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Chevron declared that its second-quarter profits slipped 71 percent and the second-leading U.S. oil company put its entire land-based natural gas drilling operation on hold, citing dismal demand.
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