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By: Jordan Chussler Editor: Julia Glum Between escalating oil prices stemming from another war in the Middle East and signs of instability in the fi...

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By: Adam Hardy Editor: Katherine Peach and Brad Tuttle Updated by: Pete Grieve Gas prices are soaring as Israel and the United States wage war with Iran, and drivers are likely looking for ways to save.

By: Martha C. White Editor: Katherine Peach Hoping to score a fat raise by landing a gig with a new employer? You might want to reset your expectation...

By: Pete Grieve Editor: Julia Glum Gas prices in the U.S. have surged 61.8 cents in the past month, a fierce spike as the Iran war shocks oil and gas markets worldwide. The state average has already crossed the $5 barrier in California, where drivers are now paying $5.29 per gallon — nearly 80 cents more than a month ago, according to AAA data. It raises the question: Could the national average surpass $5 again, as it did briefly in June 2022 in the early phase of the war between Russia and Ukraine? About 20% of global oil supply is currently disrupted at the Strait of […]...

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