The Latest Breaking News from Exxon Mobil

Middle East oil fears continue with protests in Libya shutting down key facilities. Meanwhile, the latest oil industry deal has companies choosing the U.S.

Forget the "Magnificent Seven" stocks that drove most of the S&P 500's 2023 gains. What's next?

Investors scored big-time on the biggest S&P 500 stocks this year. But those who picked the wrong stocks suffered mightily.

Positive forecasts from commodity analysts, supply disruption concerns, and expectations of oil prices due to OPEC+ actions converge to a potential upward shift in oil prices. With this in mind, which of the energy stocks, Exxon Mobil (XOM) and Delek US Holdings (DK), could yield better returns in 2024? Let's…

Energy companies are potentially targeting more privately-held producers in the coming year.

Warren Buffett loaded up on OXY shares this week following the company's $12 billion consolidation move in the Permian Basin.

Exxon Mobil and Chevron have outlined cautious spending plans for 2024, with Exxon leaning on acquired output to maintain growth.

Occidental Petroleum follows Exxon Mobil And Chevron with acquisition deal.

A quarter of the U.S. corporate profits this year will come from just a dozen companies, analysts say. But investors are willing to pay up.

There's nothing like a plunge in yields to 4.1% to cool the dash to buy 10-year Treasuries. Now you can buy S&P 500 stocks that yield more.

The Federal Reserve might be done raising interest rates for a while. And some investors are looking for the best ETFs if that's the case.