Booming North American oil production is reshaping world markets and will help satisfy the growing thirst for oil in the developing world, according to the International Energy Agency.

Here's an intriguing switch in the energy market: U.S. oil firms have been selling off their assets overseas and investing the money in America's domestic fields.

Last year ConocoPhillips announced plans to sell its stake in Kazakhstan's Kashagan oil ...

The sharp drop in gas prices over the last month or so could provide America's economy with a much-needed jolt, putting money into consumers' pockets just as the impact of federal spending cuts reverberates through the economy.

Two-thirds of Americans would oppose a law in their state that would increase the gas tax to help pay for road and bridge repairs, according to a new national poll.

You don't have to be a serious gearhead to ease your pain at the gas pump. We've collected five easy fill-up tips that don't require you to know your timing belt from a distributor cap.

If you don't drive often, the expense of owning a car seems silly. In some cities, you can borrow a vehicle for just a few hours and a few dollars.

Some auto companies are trying to ease the burden of astronomical gas prices by improving technology and making it accessible.

A group of junior high school students from Missouri have built a car that gets a whopping 353 miles per gallon.

The United States is awash in gasoline. So much so, in fact, that the country is exporting a record amount of it.

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