Brent crude, the international standard, jumped 5% to reach $105.16 per barrel early. Several explosions were heard in the Saudi capital on Oct. 8.

The U.S. joined 14 other economies in pledging to confront excess manufacturing capacity and production in certain sectors.

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The energy giant flagged a $42-a-barrel refining margin for the third quarter, up from $24 in the second quarter and far ...

Waymo increased the size of its inaugural debt raise to $5 billion, tapping lenders to help fuel the robotaxi company’s ...

President Donald Trump signed an executive order Oct. 5 aimed at lowering diesel costs as high fuel prices continue to ...

Experts at the NMFTA Cybersecurity Conference emphasized that as cargo theft schemes become more sophisticated, the ...

CarMax Inc. named Keith Barr as CEO, bringing in the former InterContinental Hotels Group Plc chief to modernize the company and revive performance. The used car retailer terminated former CEO William ...

Facing federal prison sentences are two Indian nationals, Arshpreet Singh, 28, of Sacramento, Calif., and Vikramjeet Singh, ...

Lawyers for Patrick and Edward James asked a Manhattan federal judge to separate their February trials, saying each brother ...

The storm arrives at a precarious time for oil markets. A shift westward could bring more offshore production and Gulf Coast energy infrastructure into the storm’s path.

The price for a barrel of Brent crude oil, the international standard, rose 1.3% to $101.88. That’s about $55 more than a barrel cost at this time last year.