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Would U.S. companies go back to Russia if there’s a peace deal over Ukraine

There was a time when oil and gas companies happily linked themselves to the idea of planet-wide environmental changes. “Each day Humble supplies enough energy to melt 7 million tons of glacier!” boasts the headline from a 1962 double-page spread in Life magazine for Humble Oil, now part of ExxonMobil.

ExxonMobil reported strong free cash flow compared to last quarter. As a result, value investors are attracted to XOM stock, given its 3.7% yield and low P/E multiple. Moreover, out-of-the-money short-put plays have high yields.

Venezuela’s government has rejected a ruling from the United Nations’ top court ordering the South American country to refrain from holding elections for officials who supposedly would oversee a resource-rich region in neighboring Guyana that both nations claim as their own

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President Donald Trump has issued an executive order that would block state laws seeking to tackle greenhouse gas emissions – the latest salvo in his administration’s campaign to roll back United States’ climate action.

ExxonMobil stock has a 3.8% annual dividend yield as of Friday. Its average over the last 3 years has been 3.49%, implying a 10% upside in XOM. Moreover, short plays can provide a 4% monthly yield.

Venezuela's Defense Minister said the army raised its alert level after uncovering a U.S. plot to fabricate an incident in waters contested between the country and Guyana, which would justify an invasion of the South American country

Secretary of State Marco Rubio has reaffirmed the United States' commitment to Guyana's security as tensions with Venezuela have continued to escalate