exxon been better for guyana. exxon had been betterfor guyana.lobal community. he sanctity of contracts is very important. we cannot go back at that. ., ., ., ., ., that. there no negotiation of those contracts? _ that. there no negotiation of those contracts? for - that. there no negotiation of those contracts? for the - those contracts? for the investors _ those contracts? for the investors and _ those contracts? for the investors and future - those contracts? for the - investors and future investors, we cannot go back to renegotiate. president of gu ana renegotiate. president of guyana speaking - renegotiate. president of guyana speaking to - renegotiate. president of guyana speaking to the l renegotiate. president of i guyana speaking to the bbc about investments in the country that have been a positive and a negative. you are with bbc news. keeping across the latest developments, this is because geyser this morning. —— geyser this morning. hello, there. it's been a fine start to this week, but things are set to turn more unsettled, very autu

is that an issue at all for chevron when it comes to guyana?k hess and exxon have done a fantastic job in developing this resource and refining it and continuing to find more and more. we work as partners to share risk in this industry all around the world. there are places in australia and and kazakhstan where we operate and exxon is a partner. we've got a good relationship. they're an outstanding company with great technical capability, great project capability. >> what are your expectations in terms of production from that region? from guyana in particular? >> we're seeing the growth that you have seen out of that project. three of the -- two floating production and offloading units, a third not far up, ultimately up to ten and in excess of a million barrels a day over just the next few years. projects have been on time, on bh budget, and they're delivering more than expected. it's a world class asset, it's unique, and we're honored to be joining. >> do you need all the assets? you've got southeast asia, guyana, gulf of mexico. how about a d

and guyana. they will be working together in guyana after chevron is buying hess. they say they are doing all the work. in terms of the broader take, just the amount of oil they expect to get out of the permian basin and how much reserves they think are there now because of the technology is totally mind blowing. it changes the game when it comes to geopolitics and offsetting oil price volatility. they are not questioning how they get there but if they get the new technology, that will be tremendous. jon: you mentioned the analysts but when it comes to the chemicals business in the short term. longer-term story is pretty set right now. what will people be watching for? alix: it's a demand story and we asked him that as well. there is a lot of weakness in chemical straight up and that usually a product demand story. his take was that supply was ok. he says the demand has to pick up and work its way through. he's optimistic that will happen but this is a straight up cyclical business. chevron is getting hit hard. six straight days of losses on the stock and part of t

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chevron has agreed a $53 billion deal to buy rival hess corp, as it looks to expand its presence in guyanaent years, the south american country has become a major oil producer — 400,000 barrels a day — after huge discoveries by hess, exxon mobil and china's state oil company. 0ur north america business correspondent erin delmore is following the story in new york. why does this make sense for chevron? it is a pretty big price tag. chevron? it is a pretty big price tau. ., ., chevron? it is a pretty big price ta. _ ., ., , chevron? it is a pretty big price tau. ., ., , ., , tag. you are right, it is a big rice tag. you are right, it is a big price tag _ tag. you are right, it is a big price tag and _ tag. you are right, it is a big price tag and what _ tag. you are right, it is a big price tag and what is - tag. you are right, it is a big price tag and what is wild . tag. you are right, it is a big price tag and what is wild is| tag. you are right, it is a big - price tag and what is wild is that this isn't even the biggest energy deal we have seen this year. it isn't even the biggest energ

guyana is a great asset longer term. has a nice setup, but we prefer the shorter term, the higher returns of the permian basin, so we prefer the exxon deal. >> you think they got a good price on it? >> they got a good, great price. again, same thing. pioneer stock had done pretty well in the last year. as well, outperforming some of the majors. you know, what this does, again, i think not a surprise maybe that both of these had to add some assets. i think what this is going to do is put more pressure on other companies, the likes of conoco or emg to match that and buy some things themselves. >> that's what i'm curious about. if we see energy consolidation continue, who else is implied? does it start to raise equity prices across the board on hopes for some takeover premium or have the opposite effect? how does this all shake out and where does it leave producers and consumers at the end of the day? six, 12 months from now, is u.s. output at new record highs? >> no, i mean, in fact, maybe just opposite of what we have see

seeking to seize more us production and and also a stake in exxon mobil�*s sizeable oil discoveries in guyanaillion acquisition by exxon earlier this month. live now to jane foley, head of fx strategy at rabobank. good morning to you. good morning- — good morning to you. good morning- we _ good morning to you. good morning. we have - good morning to you. good morning. we have this - good morning to you. good i morning. we have this energy re ort morning. we have this energy report out _ morning. we have this energy report out that _ morning. we have this energy report out that looks - morning. we have this energy report out that looks at - report out that looks at commitment to moving to green energy, the big transition as it is cold, and yet energy, the big transition as it is mid, and yet when energy, the big transition as it is cold, and yet when it comes to the oil sector they are busy doing deals and making hay, still making money from oil while they can.— oil while they can. well, you know, there _ oil while they can. well, you know, there has _ oil while they can. well, you know, there

>> not sure they're using the cash to rewards shareholders. >> that was an interesting deal on guyanail reserves proven a few years ago they put themselves on the map. stuart: now they do. next one apple, do they have a problem with the fox can't plant and taiwan. >> there are reports that beijing is probing their tax reporting and use of land, why now, foxconn is considering investments in india and the founder of the company is running for the presidency of taiwan. big china flexing his muscles, apple has a lot of problems in china. chinese retailers are offering deep discounts on iphone 15 as much is tutored and $5 off. stuart: why? >> checks are showing third-down four and double digits in china. stuart: apple is down to 171, struggling to hold that. taylor swift concert era tours out in theaters. how is it doing in the box office. >> this is the second weekend and brought in $31 million. stuart: that's all. >> 131 million in two weeks time. that is a lot of money a record for a concert movie and eat in beat out the debut of killers of the flowers moon which is leonardo dicaprio a

acquisition to acquire hess it if 53 billion-dollar deal which gives chevron a significant share in guyana move between exxon and pioneer with a focus on ua shale. matt: with a cool story, i learned a lot about it on the bloomberg. take a listen. >> our stock for the last five years was the number one total shareholder return for the industry. whether it is independent or major oil company. our stock went up 94%. number two on the s&p. we have created a lot of value. at the same time, now that the pricing we arranged for chevron and for hess, i think we came up with a win-win. hess brings growth and resource in production and cash flow. chevron brings financial strength in terms of diversity of world-class assets, in terms of sterling balance sheets, and in terms of industry-leading cash returns. when you put together you have the ideal gas company for a n energy transition. >> could you do this on your own? code you build what hess -- could you build what hess has built from the ground up? >> this is about long-term growth and value which we are always seeking. hess has a unique portfolio

. >> another mega merger hoochlt and so chevron's bet here really seems to be the guyana assets that chevron didn't have the most attractive long-term asset growth portfolio. and it's a key resource here. it is the prize in their portfolio and across the industry, guyana is seen as a key area of non-opec oil production growth. but wall street maybe not loving this deal all that much. the deal is not going to be accretive to cash flow until 2025, emphasizing the long-term benefits at perhaps the expense of the short-term. there's been so much consolidation in the space, and now that the two largest players are seemingly off the table, is this all that we're going to hear for m&a in the energy sector or is this just the beginning. >> which pippa stevens. who's next, and you know, regulatory issues are either of the deals that pippa was just telling us about, going to get through the regulatory door. >> from real big picture perspective it seems like, the two biggest u.s. majors making relatively sizable deals would probably invite some scrutiny. maybe the administration would want to f

also, you are doing things very well in guyana, but you guys are already crushing it -- why do you need great question. i think some context would be important. our stock for the last five years was the number one total shareholder return in the industry whether independent or major oil company. last year our stock went up 94%, number two on the s&p. we have created a lot of value. at the same time, now that the pricing got in a range that would work both for chevron and hess, we think we came up with win-win. hess brings chevron growth and resource, growth in production, growth in cash flow. chevron brings hess financial strength in terms of the diversity of world-class assets, in terms of sterling balance sheet, and in terms of industry- leading cash returns. when you put the two together, you create the premier oil and gas coveney position for the energy transition for oil and gas company -- oil and gas coveney position for the energy transition. guy: what i'm hearing is this is a great fit. could you do this on your own? could you build what hess has built from the ground up? is it

that plus hess's large oil assets in guyana make this a promising deal for chevron. the company plans to use that edge to increase buybacks of its stock to $20 billion a year. >>> if you are flying on budget airline spirit air this month, prepare for delays. the airline canceled nearly 200 flights over the weekend. spirit is pulling planes out of service for what it called necessary inspections. spirit says the disruption is expected to last several days the urged passengers to check their flight status before heading to the airport. we are not seeing any delays at our local airports right now. >>> martin scorsese's killers of the flower men had a strong opening weekend but it was not enough to overtake taylor swift, the eras tour. the concert film raked in $31 million to hold onto the top spot at the box office. after -- according to amc theaters. sources is a historical film took in $23 million. carlos of the flower men is distributed by paramount pictures, the parent company of cbs news . >>> more sunshine than anything else. look at the daytime highs. most will b

allahu akbar takbeer guyanas and with the flag of palestine and pictures of the horrible crimes of theldish regime gathered in the mosque of the moscow community. muslim and christian, sunni shia, ambassadors of islamic countries, representatives of russian non-governmental parties and organizations at the invitation of sheikh ravilin, grand mufti and head of the religious administration of russian muslims, to express their anger and disgust at the genocide of palestinians, especially the inhuman bombing of al-mohammedani hospital. gaza in the hands of the israeli dictator regime. political, religious authorities and all muslims of russia condemn the brutality of the israeli regime in killing defenseless people in the strongest possible tone and they announce that the ambassador of the islamic republic of iran, accompanied by the governor of tehran, who traveled to moscow to participate in the international economic meeting , will stand by the palestinian nation until the liberation of al-quds sharif from the occupation forces. the only way is the liberation of palestine and the return

. >> the prize of guyana, how long has this been out there? we were talking to paul sankey and he said that's what this deal is about, what chevron was after. >> prior to 2019 they were not producing at all and now producing 300,000 barrels a day. that is the growth opportunity. and chevron's major rival, exxon, is the key producer there. they'll be working alongside -- together, they'll be working together in guyana. they want to move away from concentrations like the permanenten basin. analysts were saying they don't have any long-term growth opportunities. so, this deal has less synergies in the here and now given the asset base for hess is different but longer term this deal can ensure chevron can continue to grow output in these other areas even when areas like the permean are unchanged. >>> we're continuing to monitor the latest in the middle east as the biden administration advises israel to delay a ground invasion of gaza allowing more time for hostage negotiations and humanitarian aid to reach the area. jay gray joins us from tel aviv

, where guyana has found a new oil shelf.’s rhetoric resembles how the west spoke to him, so i will let guyana know that her actions will find our strong and proportionate response. that is, he himself could find a common tone with the white house, which now really needs replacement oil, not even russian, but arab, in the event of an announcement sheikh mizaliv embargo on supplies to the west, which is now called for by the outpouring of hator. yes, this will be a good insurance against external crises, but it is interesting right now to hear the rhetorical question of the president of el salvador , what is happening, i am not a supporter of the conspiracy theory, but it seems that america’s enemy is not external, but internal, no external force could inflict there is such damage to her, i judge by her cities, 30 years ago, they were beautiful, now there is such devastation that even from el salvador, a third world country, i didn’t want to move into them, this is... unthinkable, rapid destruction, answer me, what internal en

hess has big operations in guyana. that's part of it.ibility for the permian basin to be consolidated. there's still hundreds of producers. if you just look at the core acreage in the permian basin, that's still really held by a few players. obviously, pioneer had the biggest position, but others like diamondback have a big position there as well, and they'll be attractive to others. as you highlight, this is a different transaction. chevron's got a good position in the permian basin, can continue to grow, but this gives chevron an opportunity to grow outside the permian basin as well. >> this is an all stock deal. mike wirth made a big point of saying they do that because you can move so much in the commodities business. you can see oil drop 30 bucks, rise 30 bucks pretty easily and neither side wants to feel like they made the deal at the wrong time. they had a lot of cash, though, all these oil companies do right now, and i guess the question is, what do they do with that? chevron and exxon are tending to give that money back to the s

guyanas and with the flag of palestine and pictures of the terrible crimes of the zionist child regime in the mosque of the moscow community they came. muslim and christian, sunni shia, ambassadors of islamic countries, representatives of russian non-governmental parties and organizations at the invitation of sheikh ruilin grand mufti and the head of the religious administration of russian muslims to express anger and isolation. from the genocide of palestinians, especially the anti-human bombing of al-mu'amedani hospital in gaza by the hostage-taking regime, the highest political and religious officials and all muslims of russia condemn the brutality of the israeli occupation regime in killing defenseless people in the strongest possible tone and announce that they stand by the palestinian nation until the liberation of quds sharif from the clutches of the occupiers , the ambassador of the islamic republic of iran accompanied by the governor tehran, who traveled to moscow to participate in the international economic meeting, attended this gathering. the only way to liberate palestine

dueño de campos de esquistos en dakota del norte y también tiene una gran presencia petrolera en guyanamingo. sin embargo, como puede ver, el panorama de hoy es bastante despejado y al menos sin precipitaciones. pero para conocer los detalles en las próximas horas vamos a pasar con cintia pimentel. cintia cuéntanos. feliz lunes. >> buenas tardes a ti. buenas tardes a todos en casa. bueno, ayer tuvimos la lluvia, hoy tenemos un poquito de viento porque detrás de un frente frío que nos trae esta humedad, cuando eso se va de salida nos trae la ráfagas de viento un poquito en aumento a lo largo de la región. nada tan grave. las ráfagas de viento dentro de 15 a 20 millas por hora, por supuesto, más hacia la costa y hacia el pacífico, pero ya para las horas de la tarde un poquito más tranquilo. esa situación en las temperaturas de hoy, un poquito más en aumento comparado a lo que vimos ayer el sábado, porque ya tenemos un poquito de ese aumento de la alta presión. 71 en san francisco para hoy, 73 en hayward y unos bajos 80 solamente en concord y en fairfield. pero vamos a mirar que durante lo

guyana also belongs to the socialist bloc, just in case i’ll clarify, this is latin america, the loosdemocratic republic, the official ideology there is also marxism, leninism, nepal, the autonomous administration of northern and eastern syria, tanzania, from east africa. sri lanka is south asia, ecuador is south america, eritrea is east africa. we also have cooperation with almost all of these countries, one way or another, already existing or being established or is expanding. our most important brix partner is brazil. who is leading brazil now? luis sinacio lula de silva, better known by his nickname lula, which is a diminutive form of the name luis. who is he? honorary co-founder. the socialist party of workers, as we see, the majority of left-wing countries, our main, world partners, you hear, no, the main world partners, and opponents of the so -called world liberal toad, the world is supposedly ruled by some kind of left-liberal government, but at the same time the most powerful economies of the world, our main partners, including brix, countries: from the left ideology , is it

jones show, had which had its origins in san francisco, which was a most of those people who died in guyanafrom and of course, the people who died trying to go there to to to talk to them as well. this was a turbulent time. people thought that the bay area was was falling apart. concerned that a line in the 70's and the demise of the counterculture movement at the same time. dianne feinstein. held this city together she held that she held together by her own force. will she someone who? people, people kind of wonder why was she so long or too well, you know, when in 1978 someone tried to blow her up, blow or her dying husband entered under young daughter up at their home in person. your tears with essentially a for on a c 4 bomb that was put right outside her her window and likely because of free drop in temperature it was it didn't go off as planned. this is someone who it will cook understood what it means to coach trial by fire really and she kept our city together. and i think for everything else that went on in her life since then. baptism of in that and how much the city appreciated w

. -- guyana. you have a new partner, chevron. you guys do this all the time.ou talked to mike recently? what kind of development can you drive to get stuff out of the ground there? darren: we have a really good track record there. we are the operator there. we're developing this project. we have demonstrated the ability to bring in these large, complicated projects at world-class schedules, world-class costs. we are beating our budgets, beating our schedules. once we get them online, we are running them higher than what the investment base was. third vote coming on here in november and three more in the pipeline. i think we have got a pretty good suite of technologies and capital projects that our organization is developing peer we have worked with hess in the past and we work with chevron all around the world. i see their participation coming in and supporting the work we have already demonstrated our ability to deliver on. guy: darren, this is an industry that feels like it is back on the front foot. you can see deals getting done. we have seen two massive o

the, you mentioned, you know, chevron and hess, and you may know, for example, exxon with hess has guyanand their offshore, subsea. there's many developments like that around the world, and the 321 trees are associated -- 21 trees are associated with projects we're executing which are offshore, deep water, won in africa, also one in europe and, again, it's the opportunity to extract the oil and the gas from the subsurface. liz: it is great to see you, lorenzo. we're watching the stock, nice to see one that's solidly green today on a day with where we're seeing a lot of red, so thank you. >> thank you, liz. liz: we've got trouble in toyland are at this hour. despite the success, huge success of the barbie movie, mattel fails to impress with its earnings report. we're going to tell you what happened here. and hasbro also taking a hit today. what's going on in toyland? oh, no. all right. we're going to get you the scoop next. ♪ as a fiduciary, i promise to put your interests first, always. i promise that our relationship will go well beyond just investment decisions. it's the intersection of

my mother side of the family is from guyana.on't look that way. >> we met with her parents at the albuquerque museum where her mom works as the head curator. the court's decision was personal. >> is someone who has the experience of being a person of color, moving through these kind of systems myself, i think i had a great sense of sadness, because one of the most important things that happened to me in my educational experience was getting to be around and know students from all over the world. >> sydney's father taught in a public school in new mexico and worries about the students who don't have her father's advantages. >> i'm more concerned about the school that i worked at in a very poor area, where virtually none of the parents ever had a college education. >> there is a resource gap where lower income students who attend generally public schools have a counselor to student ratio that might be 250 to 1. it might be 500 to 1. in the case of my daughter, it was 600 to 1 counselor. >> his previous experience gives him invalua

hess owns shale in north dakota and a big off shore oil presence in guyana which has become a major oila weekend of consistent mild weather ahead. here is meteorologist kari hall with the seven-day forecast. >> today our temperatures inland reach into the mid-70s and a cool down is headed our way on wednesday. as that cold front moves through, it doesn't look like we'll get much in the way of rain but it is mostly cloudy and windy and look at morning temperatures. from thursday morning into the weekend, dropping into the upper 40s. we do make some nice recovery with highs in the upper 60s. and a mostly sunny forecast into the weekend. san francisco will reach the upper 60s, low 70s for the start of the week. but then as we do get that cold front coming in. it is mostly cloudy. maybe even some light rain. but then the rest of the week is dry and the morning temperatures will be much cooler heading into the weekend. >> thank >>> cal state east bay is working to get more educated professionals in the cannabis industry. the university is partnering with the training program green flower to

earlier where the binder ministration vetoed wondered 8 million-dollar idb proposal for debt financing guyana shore -based infrastructure that was to develop the oil and gas resources. twelve projects are in that field of oil and gas were quarrying and mining or something like that. it seems to be if we have developing nations that have energy independent independent for places like russia are going to need to develop resources. got dispute renewable energy that's not going to be the only thing. a chore policy to only develop renewable energy. our projects only going to be green energy projects? >> no. and i can give some examples. we are financing about the regionally provided additional political risk insurance to gas-fired power generation plant to a country that has incredibly low penetration to the population. it has no reliable source of electricity at the moment. this will be a development game changer for them in terms of providing reliable electricity. in eastern europe with energy security issues you referenced report through political risk insurance and guarantees to help the purch

that is, of course, an indian, pappa, in south america, indian roots, the presidents of suriname and guyanam, not from anywhere, but from the pentagon, is radhap, who was recently assigned to the us secretary of defense for acquisition. we’ll return to china later, but for now what’s more interesting is how ethnic indians managed to gain so much trust from the west. winston churchill once called their politicians low-grade, straw men. churchill could well have said this, but he was born under queen victoria, he was even older than my grandmother. this is richard belff, a member of the british house of lords. he caught the times when india was. in fact, indians made up a huge percentage of all workers civil service, there was no such thing that africans ruled india, here indians were present in almost every corner of africa, if we talk about indo-americans, then they are influential, wealthy, rich and educated, this community receives the highest income compared to other communities in the usa , and the number of indo-americans with advanced degrees is much higher than even that of the japan

. >> went to guyana, and when the heismt ss deal is completed, they will be exxon's partner exxon operatese. they will take that over that said, not the greatest week to announce a deal with another company if you're hess it's an all stock de >> kind of picked the wrong week. >> well, i think for a long weekend -- >> thank you, that was my refe reference. >> right now, david, i will say, david, these guys are -- here's a new word that people are using. >>> hess was basically at a new high it's a nice time to go a tax-free deal, wrap it up, move on? >> you know, that's where it stands, but not the greatest weeks. >> these are companies that could use more slb, as far as i'm concerned. it means at schlumberger. >> i want to go back to pioneer. there are some questioning the technical advances that they're going to be bringing to pioneer. >> knows more about -- >> yes. >> thank you scott sheffield is the greatest finder of low-cost oil to our country. >> i mean -- so we had some even better than ma homes >>> listen to this. >> we are now drilling much longer laterals, more productive wells, l

you saw it with jim jones in guyana and passing out the poisoned kool-aid when he felt like the end wasr, the outcome he wanted wasn't going to happen. you saw it with david karesh where they literally burned the place now. figuratively trump is trying to burn the place down meaning our structure and form of government. you also said in the context of him feeding on all of this he has already planted the seed saying i'm prepared to go to jail. that's a recent development for him. he disgrace flee compared himself to nelson mandella claiming he is going to be a political prisoner. this will further fuel the cult to act out violently when things don't happen that they think and promise themselves is going to happen like a legitimate win in an election. if we view it as a cult we have to treat it that way and we have to get into this counter radicalization and number one, yes, there needs to be consequences. consequences don't seem to be working very well. secondly, people inside the cult have to want out and you will remember there were people in waco who were allowed to leave. yeah, i wa

i mean, i think the crowned jewel has been guyana, the most important new discovery of the past decadehey're standing on the opposite side that we'll get peak demand by 2030. >> helima croft, appreciate your time. >>> when we come back, we'll have what i know will be an emotional conversation. we'll be speaking with the cofounder of an israeli technology company that was acquired by nvidia a couple of years ago, but the conversation i'm going to have is because this man lost his daughter and her boyfriend in the hamas attacks earlier this month. they were killed. he's going to share his personal story and how ihes looking at the israeli/palestine ties and what happens next. we'll have that conversation after the break. >>> all right. welcome back to "squawk box," everybody. the futures this morning have been higher throughout the early morning. you can see right now, the dow futures indicated up by about 126 points. s&p futures up by 20. the nasdaq up by 89. this comes after declines yesterday for both the s&p and the dow. yesterday, the nasdaq was up. it broke four days of a losing st

they have great potential with the permian now becoming the largest permian producer with gu guyana,st stock to over over the next several years. >> as a founder, you have a lot of stake in the company, stock in the company too. are you going to keep the exxonmobil shares? or will you sell? >> no, definitely. i'm going to keep it. they have a great dividend, one of the highest dividends in the s&p 500. so, i'm very excited about that. >> darren, is this a bet that fossil fuels are here for the foreseeable future, that despite all this talk of people trying to transition completely off, this is a pretty major bet, the biggest deal that exxon has done since it acquired mobil in the last century. what does this is a about your future and the future for fossil fuels? >> i think as i said many times before in the past on your show, becky, i think fossil fuels as the world looks to transition and find lower sources of affordable energy with lower emissions, fossil fuels, oil and gas will continue to play a role over time. that may be managed with time. the rate of that is not very clear at

if the democrats work with them, they messed up big time with not keeping this guyana.eah, you wait it's going to happen. no money for ukraine and hey, the border if they have to secure the border it is a national emergency. host: listen to this you will be interested in this headline. washington times this morning build order wall lao -- now says homeland security secretary. they say the u.s. has an acute and immediate need to build walls in southern order texas. waving the country's most iconic environmental laws to speed up construction. mr. mayorkas identified dozens of miles of border where he plans to build barriers and road and the law would be a hindrance. what do you make of that? caller: mr. trump was right. trump had everything right. he was keeping them down there that that way -- the there are that way they would stay there. mr. biden comes in, god bless him, he wants to change it all. but now we are building a wall again. come on people, you voted for this with trop, you made a big mistake. a big mistake. trump stayed in for eight years everything would ha