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Why an ExxonMobil-Chevron Mega Merger is Unlikely to Happen Zacks.com 2/3/2021 ExxonMobil XOM and Chevron CVX surfaced recently, with sources claiming that sometime last year the CEOs had explored a potential combination of the nation’s largest and second-largest energy companies. The rumored consolidation talk was triggered by the coronavirus-led slump in fuel demand and prices. On paper, ExxonMobil and Chevron — both carrying a Zacks Rank #3 (Hold) — fit together seamlessly. As far a...

Amazons senior executives made personal contributions to a single member of congress, congressman david sizzling of rhode island. congressman social lane, a trump admit -- investigation against tech companies. the donations came just two months before amazon attended a congressional hearing on antitrust issues. that sounds like corruption to us, probably because it is. the congressman said it will not influence his approach of the investigation but of course he is always welcome on this show to ...

Single member of congress, congressman david of rhode island. turns out he is a antitrust investigations against major tech companies. the donations came just two months before amazon attended a major congressional hearing on antitrust issues. that sounds like corruption to us. probably because it is. congressman insists those wont influence hisss investigation. course he always welcome on this show to explain the propriety of taking that money. "the washington post," by the way, also insists th...

Different walks of life, but what they had in common was a passion for free speech, and making sure that their voices are heard. we had great conversations privately, and also with the bigger group, about what wasve happening, some members of congress, talking about potential legislative analysis. ultimately, im skeptical of anything about the immunity they have with lawsuits, so i think, to me, as an attorney, i think the first thing that needs toso get done is to reign in those definitions and...

Involved with big government and thats a totally different premise than what hes out lighting in his book. he said this is a form of collectivism and statism and the state knowing better than the individual which is something i inherently disagree with. >> i think its clear to me that the heart, that actually in many ways antitrust enforcement can be the antidote to regulation in terms of micromanaging what companies do. if you have a competitive market you dont need to worry about it so much. >...

Capitalism. thats big companies getting involved with big government and thats a totally different premise than what hes out lighting in his book. he said this is a form of collectivism and statism and the state knowing better than the individual which is something i inherently disagree with. >> i think its clear to me that the heart, that actually in many ways antitrust enforcement can be the antidote to regulation in terms of micromanaging what companies do. if you have a competitive market yo...

Falls down on the list. their number one priority is to make money off of our private lives. these how they make money. what they are telling us is that user names. contact information such as home phone number, your mobile number. email addresses you may use. your home address. any address you may have put in there for work, where you went to school, your religion, your political preferences, the last 15 places you checked n locations. the litany of what they are giving is amazing. what you can...

Midterms but first a billion-dollar buyout that may threaten national security. joining me to explain that is the cyber guy, you have a lot to get through. >> $26.5 billion is the merger, sprint and t-mobile coming together and the concern is not the antitrust issues or fcc approval but a body of the government that monitors foreign investments and white house concerns, lawmakers are expected to put a bill forward drawing attention to this because when this company merges, their ownership is chi...

Off the businesses. >> thats not fair to say the media wants it. >> its been suggested. lead to more conflicts of interest. who would be buying them. damned if he does and damned if he does it. not doing this to gain width. probably 25 years left on the planet. dedicating the time he has left to making america great again. he doesnt need to get rich. hes been rich. >> its very different from barack obama writing a book. he doesnt choose who runs the publishing company. donald trump as president ...