Chevron shares are up on Thursday as the company navigates complex geopolitical landscapes, particularly regarding potential investments in Venezuela.

President Trump said on Saturday during a press conference the U.S. will run Venezuela and take control of its oil production.

Chevron (CVX) stock has achieved a 5-day winning streak, accumulating gains of 9.2% during this time. The company's market capitalization has increased by

Chevron Corporation (NYSE:CVX) manufactures and sells a range of high-quality refined products, including gasoline, diesel, marine and aviation fuels, premium base oil, finished lubricants, and fuel

Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway owns about 6% of Chevron, the only US oil major currently operating in Venezuela.

Chevron suffered its worst loss since April, a day after the only US oil company currently operating in Venezuela jumped 5% following the surprise capture of Venezuela's President Maduro.

US oil giant Chevron and private equity firm Quantum Capital Group have partnered on a bid for sanctioned Russian oil company Lukoil's international assets, valued at $22 billion, the Financial

A former Chevron executive is seeking $2 billion in investment for oil opportunities in Venezuela as the U.S. shows interest in rebuilding the country's petroleum industry following the capture of its former leader.

Chevron Corp. and private equity group Quantum Energy Partners will join forces to buy the international assets of sanctioned Russian oil company Lukoil PJSC, according to the Financial Times.

Chevron rose after the US capture of Venezuela's Maduro sets the stage for it to boost its activities as the only major US oil company currently active there.