US oil companies will be slow to answer Trump’s call to tap into Venezuela, experts say
President Donald Trump is unlikely to see many U.S. oil companies jump in response to his call to invest in Venezuela for the foreseeable future, industry experts say. With low oil prices and better drilling opportunities elsewhere — along with the legally fraught idea of taking a sanctioned foreign nation’s natural resources — it would…
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