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In a blog on the Exxon website, Woods said that Exxon plans to increase oil production in the Permian basin in Texas and New Mexico, build new manufacturing plants and expand current operations.
Chris Pratt has always declined previous offers to do commercials. But he made an exception this year for an upcoming Super Bowl spot, mostly because he likes beer.
Dr Pepper Snapple Group and Keurig Green Mountain announced Monday morning that they will become a single company with annual sales of about $11 billion.
Wynn Resorts is denying multiple allegations of sexual harassment and assault by founder Steve Wynn detailed in a Wall Street Journal report.
The next Colonel Sanders is giving the character a little bit of "country music flair." KFC has picked singer Reba McEntire to play the founder of the fried chicken chain.
FedEx said that it will be giving wage increases and bonuses, and make a voluntary $1.5 billion contribution to the company's pension plan, citing recent tax reform legislation.
American Airlines reported Thursday that fourth-quarter profit slipped 11 percent as higher costs for fuel and labor offset rising revenue.
Southwest Airlines is reporting that fourth-quarter net income soared to $1.89 billion on a massive tax benefit.
"I'm super bummed because this is so close to my house, and the other ones that are staying open aren't close at all," says shopper Aly Gonzales at the Galleria area store.
A North Texas restaurant is using social media to shame dine-and-dashers into coming back and paying their tabs.
Toys R Us, squeezed Amazon.com and huge chains like Walmart, will begin closing a number of its stores starting in February.
A civil rights group has sued Motel 6, alleging that it discriminated against Latino customers by giving their whereabouts and personal information to U.S. immigration agents.
Starbucks is giving its U.S. workers pay raises and stock grants this year, citing recent changes to the tax law.
JPMorgan is boosting wages, opening new branches and hiring thousands of new workers citing improved economic performance.
Twitter's chief operating officer is leaving the social media giant to lead another company. Anthony Noto joined Twitter in July 2014 and is considered a key part of the company's team.