The idea behind the toy truck came from Leon Hess, the founder of the company (and longtime owner of the New York Jets, who branded them in his toy truck’s colors). That 1964 Hess Tanker Trailer ...

Chevron is acquiring oil driller Hess in a $53 billion all-stock deal announced Monday, bringing the energy giant deeper into the fossil fuel business at a time when policymakers are pressing for ...

But the 2022 Hess truck, which includes 42 lights, is meant to be a throwback to Leon Hess, who died in 1999. Namely, to his first truck. Not the toy truck, but the used fuel truck he bought in ...

It appears there hasn’t been any thawing in the relationship between Bill Belichick and Patriots owner Robert Kraft.

Leon Hess, founder of the Hess Corporation, opened the first Hess gas station in 1960 in Oakhurst, N.J. His father, Mores, started out with an oil delivery service in Asbury Park.

The succession plan formulated by former New York Jets owner Leon Hess is widely considered, at least within league circles, to be one worth replicating.

Hess Corp. was founded in 1919 as Amerada Petroleum Corp. It was acquired and renamed in 1969 by Leon Hess, an Asbury Park native and longtime owner of the New York Jets.

Chevron agreed to buy Hess for $53 billion, a deal aimed at boosting production growth as the U.S. oil industry bets on an enduring future for fossil fuels.