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Chevron win in the arbitration ruling against Exxon Mobil has cleared the way for the acquisition of Hess Corp.

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When Chevron finally clinched its $53 billion takeover of Hess, it wasn’t just another blockbuster deal in the oil industry. It came at the end of a high-stakes arbitration clash with ExxonMobil.

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Chevron can proceed with its $53 billion Hess acquisition after winning an ICC ruling and receiving FTC approval for board integration.

Chevron has cleared its last hurdle to be able to complete its $53 billion merger with Hess.

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BofA's Salisbury sees limited downside and long-term upside for Chevron as the Hess arbitration decision nears a resolution.