Chevron is in the process of laying off about 600 employees based in California as the company prepares to move corporate operations to the Houston area. The video above is from the original report.

Chevron is downsizing, cutting 600 jobs in San Ramon, aligning with its shift to a more business-friendly Houston.

Energy company Chevron Corp. expects to lay off approximately 15% to 20% of its global workforce, the Houston-based company ...

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Chevron is eliminating 600 positions from its former headquarters in San Ramon. In a notice to state officials, Chevron said ...