NEW YORK (AP) — Crude prices jumped Thursday on worries that worsening tensions in the Middle East could disrupt the global flow of oil, while U.S. stocks pulled back further from their records.

Oil prices rose as tensions increased ... as worries worsen about the escalating violence in the Middle East. A Wall Street street sign in front of the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) in New ...

This week’s spurt in crude prices has helped U.S. producers of oil and gas. Exxon Mobil rose 1.6% Wednesday to bring its gain for the week to nearly 5.3%. Elsewhere on Wall Street, Humana ...

Oil prices rose again as the world waits to see ... The dominant question hanging over Wall Street has been whether the job market can keep holding up after the Federal Reserve earlier kept ...

By making food and beverages more affordable, the cinema chain aims to remove one of the most common deterrents (F&B prices in theatres) for moviegoers, the company said. Much has been said ...

Oil prices jumped amid speculation about how Israel ... The dominant question hanging over Wall Street is whether the cuts will ultimately prove to be too little, too late after the Fed earlier ...

He spoke after a member of the public asked him about energy switches amid the price cap update. It comes into effect today. His message was delivered as millions of households were advised to ...