These two oil giants go head-to-head.

Oil swung more than $40 a barrel in a single quarter, and two energy giants absorbed that whiplash in very different ways.

Oil just dropped more than 20% in a single month, yet the market keeps rewarding ExxonMobil with a premium valuation. The ...

ExxonMobil is still a reliable income stock to own in this choppy market.

Chevron (NYSE: CVX) is just a little behind ExxonMobil (NYSE: XOM) most of the time. If investing in stocks were a marathon, it would be a bad thing because Exxon would win. But it's a good thing for ...

ExxonMobil 's dividend policy hits all the right notes. The petroleum products giant offers a 2.7% yield, right in line with the average yield on the Dow Jones Industrial Average. And it's doing so ...

Exxon's Q2 pullback ties to oil prices, which are set to rebound, supporting windfall profits, a $164.50 analyst price target ...

ExxonMobil is still highly profitable despite low oil prices. ExxonMobil continues to repurchase shares. The company is trading at its highest divdiend yield since the Exxon - Mobil merger in 1999.

ExxonMobil ( XOM 1.87%) and Chevron ( CVX 1.31%) are leaders in the oil patch. They both have globally integrated operations, low costs, fortress balance sheets, and excellent records of delivering ...

Oil stocks have dipped recently, making these two integrated giants appealing options for investors today.