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How humanitarian aid to Gaza gets distributed

Marketplace All-in-One

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News, Business

4.51.4K Ratings

🗓️ 23 October 2023

⏱️ 8 minutes

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Summary

The first two groups of trucks carrying humanitarian aid into Gaza crossed over the border from Egypt this weekend. Today, we discuss how international gets where it needs to go and the sort of complications that can arise when distributing it. But first: Chevron looks to buy Hess in the latest major fossil fuel industry deal.

Transcript

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0:00.0

With oil companies so flush with cash there is another big ticket merger in the

0:06.4

fossil fuel industry this morning. I'm David Brancatcher. There's news this

0:10.7

morning Chevron wants to buy another oil company New York based

0:14.5

Hess for 53 billion dollars worth of stock here's marketplace's Henry Epp

0:20.0

Hess started as a small oil delivery company in New Jersey in the 1930s.

0:24.7

Now it has oil drilling operations around the globe, including in South America and in the

0:29.5

Bakkin formation in North Dakota. Adding Hess's operations to its portfolio will allow Chevron

0:35.1

to grow its oil production and cash flow over the next five years according to a joint

0:40.4

press release from the two companies. This follows a move earlier this month by

0:44.2

Chevron's rival ExxonMobil, which announced the acquisition of another U.S. oil company

0:48.7

pioneered natural resources. That merger will significantly expand Exxon's oil drilling capacity.

0:55.0

Both Chevron and Exxon have said they'll cut their carbon emissions in the coming years

1:00.0

as oil and gas use continues to fuel the climate crisis.

1:03.6

But these acquisitions signal that both companies intend to keep extracting carbon intensive

1:08.4

fuels for the foreseeable future.

1:10.6

I'm Henry Aft for Marketplace.

1:12.3

There were 370 hours. future. I'm Henry App for Marketplace.

1:13.3

There were 370 applicants, but there's news today 31 places across the U.S. have won the distinction

1:19.6

of getting federal money to become regional technology hubs.

1:23.6

The Biden administration has $500 million to distribute to these winners so that more tech jobs

1:29.3

are centered beyond traditional hot spots like Seattle, Silicon Valley, and the Boston area.

1:34.6

These new hubs will stretch from Maine through Nevada, Florida, through Oregon.

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