Gas prices seem to decline more slowly than they recover

PPI, industrial production and housing starts numbers for January are okay, and they paint a picture of a still-struggling economy.

Mass transit providers are concerned that ridership numbers will dip.

In response to low oil prices, oil companies may cut back exploration projects.

For first time in four months, an average gallon goes up – from $2.033 to $2.038.

Why does gas costs about 50 percent more in New York than Missouri? It's complicated.

Falling gas prices mean people have more money, but are they spending it?

Houston furniture dealer ties a tidy potential refund to the price of oil.

If a tax is not imposed on carbon-dioxide emissions, gas is artificially underpriced.

With gas prices down, we're tilting toward bigger cars but still driving less.