The top 5 best-performing stocks in the Dow Jones Industrial Average over the past week included Chevron, American Express, Boeing, and JPMorgan Chase.

The Zacks Analyst Blog Highlights: Exxon Mobil, Chevron, Equinor, BP and Murphy Oil

Oil prices fell on thanksgiving Thursday, falling back from 7-month highs as bullish sentiment finally ran out and Baker Hughes reported an increase in the rig count

Big Oil and Big Tech are among the leading buyers of renewable energy certificates as investor pressure to go green continues mount

Exxon's internal forecasts on oil prices grew bearish recently as the energy giant cuts jobs and capital spending to protect its dividend.

The latest rally—which has seen oil prices return to March levels—appears to be making believers out of some former skeptics.

The Dow crossed the 30,000 points mark on Tuesday as investors hoped for a swift economic recovery following progress in coronavirus vaccine development and transition of President-elect Joe Biden to the White House.

Leading energy stocks have lagged the broader market for most of the year as investors punished the embattled sector over fears of slumping end-market demand amid falling economic activity in the wake of coronavirus-induced shutdowns. Supply-side tailwinds may come as early as next week when the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries plus allies (OPEC+) meet to discuss extending the duration of their production cuts to offset weaker winter demand. Below, we take a closer look at two...

Jim Cramer shares insights about buying McCormick and oil stocks, and Joe Biden's choice of Janet Yellen as prospective Treasury Secretary.