Chevron is targeting tech-driven energy demand while Exxon Mobil is expanding its lead in carbon capture, see how their ...

Exxon Mobil maintains a sizable lead in quarterly revenue, while both energy giants report steady results with only minor ...

From left: Daniel Yergin, chairman, CERAWeek, chairman, S&P Global; and Dan Ammann, President, Upstream, ExxonMobil, during a leadership dialogue at CERAWeek in ...

ExxonMobil plans to sell 82.89% of Esso SAF and 100% of ExxonMobil Chemical France to North Atlantic Refining. The agreement includes the Notre-Dame-de-Gravenchon refinery, a steam cracker, and ...

June 12 (Reuters) - Exxon Mobil Corp (XOM.N), opens new tab is exploring potential acquisition targets, including Australia's Woodside ‌Energy Group (WDS.AX), opens new tab, Bloomberg News reported on ...

GEORGETOWN, June 15 (Reuters) - U.S. oil and gas major Exxon ‌Mobil (XOM.N), opens new tab has applied for environmental authorization for a 35-well exploration ⁠campaign in Stabroek block, some 120 ...

Oil futures spent much of the spring moving sideways while something very different was happening in the physical market. Inventories were disappearing. Strategic reserves were being spent. Tankers ...

Lee Raymond, the former head of Exxon Mobil Corp. who oversaw the biggest corporate merger in the history of the oil industry and was derided as “the Darth Vader of global warming” for his skepticism ...

He oversaw Exxon’s acquisition of a rival, cut costs relentlessly and denied the scientific consensus on climate change. By James R. Hagerty Lee R. Raymond, who as chief executive of Exxon Mobil wrung ...

Lee Raymond, the driven, unrelenting oil executive who remade Exxon Mobil into a colossus that for a time was the world’s biggest and most profitable company, died Saturday in Dallas at age 87, ...

Former Exxon CEO Lee Raymond, an executive who led one of the country's biggest oil and gas corporations for more than a decade, died Saturday at age 87, the Wall Street Journal reported. Raymond's ...

Exxon Mobil Corporation (NYSE: XOM) announced a major reorganization that will centralize its operations into a new entity, ExxonMobil Global Operations, effective in 2026, as part of its continuing ...