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Apple, which ranks first, now has a valuation of more than $170 billion while Google, which occupies the No. 2 spot, is valued at more than $120 billion.

The crude being pumped out of USA shale formations helped create a global glut that’s pushed prices down nearly 60 percent since June 2014.

USA energy firms cut 26 oil rigs in the latest week, the biggest reduction since April and the fifth straight weekly decline, data showed on Friday, a sign low prices were pushing drillers away from the well pad. Baker Hughes reported that the gas rig count fell by one to 197 in...

Ninety-five percent of Venezuela’s exports result from crude oil. Exports year-to-date to the USA have risen, but remain under pressure.

Apple displaced Coca Cola as the world’s most valuable brand in 2013, while Google – the world’s second most valuable brand – also remained in place. Interbrand’s 2015 edition of the Best Global Brands report sees the technology industry continue to...

Brent crude oil was virtually flat at $48.20 a barrel, heading for a near 10 percent fall this month.

It also stated that Martin will not be involved in the filmmaking because he has “too much to do” (perhaps a reference to the sixth novel, “Winds of Winter“, which has yet to pin a release date). “That is something HBO and (writers) David Benioff and...

“Author George R.R. Martin has responded to rumors about a coming ‘Game of Thrones” movie.

November Brent crude on London’s ICE Futures exchange rose $0.44 to $48.13 a barrel.

Meanwhile, if I may be so bold as to disagree with a genius, I for one am not so sure the best way to end “Game of Thrones” is on the big screen.

Crude oil futures fell in early Asian trade on Wednesday after US inventories showed a weekly buildup that far exceeded analyst expectations.

European markets ended solidly in negative territory as concerns over China returned to the forefront, after some disappointing economic data, prompting further weakness in commodity prices. In America, the US crude benchmark CLc1, West Texas Intermediate (WTI) settled down...

Oil prices fell today after the US Federal Reserve kept its main interest rate on hold and following a volatile week for crude.

The agency expects production to hit a low of 8.6 million barrels a day in mid-2016.

According to a Baker Hughes report, the USA oil-rig count fell by eight to 644 in the latest reporting week, the third straight decline after six consecutive weeks of increases.