fuel prices

As fall's seasonal travel slowdown arrives, airlines are beginning to cut routes and flights that can no longer turn a profit at current fuel costs.

As costs continue to rise for businesses owners, they are figuring out ways to save money on the back end.

In the Cowboy State, about every third vehicle on the road is a pickup. As diesel prices soar, we check in with everyday truck drivers.

Despite soaring oil prices and global disruptions, markets are still breaking records.

The war in Iran and the partial government shutdown in the U.S. are creating multiple stressors for airlines, which also means stress for travelers.

Diesel fuel powers trucks and trains, and a whole lot of the things we buy move by one if not both.

Prices may continue to stay high if services and imports rise in tandem.

Electric cars can save drivers thousands of dollars on maintenance over the life of the vehicle.

Fuel prices are on the rise, and that’s a problem for budget airlines that need fuel  prices to stay low so they can keep ticket prices competitive. Fuel can account for up to 25 percent of airline operating costs, so it’s a big expense, but one that’s easier for the larger airlines to absorb. Smaller […]