The Latest Breaking News from Chevron

Chevron, Shell, Exxon Mobil and other oil companies made more money than ever in 2022, showing just how massive a windfall they reaped as surging gas prices made it a struggle for drivers to afford filling up.

The latest figures follow MPs hearing that around 12 million households are now spending more than 10% of their income on energy bills - the previous definition of fuel poverty

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"It has price-gouged consumers in plain sight and it's going to get away with it," consumer advocate says

Dow Jones futures were lower early Tuesday ahead of the Federal Reserve's two-day meeting and big earnings from Amazon and Apple this week.

XOM shares edged lower Wednesday after the company reported mixed Q4 earnings Tuesday.

The Dow Jones fell 100 points Monday, with the Federal Reserve's policy meeting set for this week. Tesla stock was upgraded to buy.

Chevron's giant $36.5 billion 2022 profit turned heads — including at the White House. But plenty of S&P 500 companies will make even more than the oil giant.

Five of the world's biggest oil companies are expected to reveal profits equating to £5,000 a second between them while millions continue to struggle with rising energy bills