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Wholesale prices surged last month at their fastest pace in just over 1-1/2 years due to higher energy costs and the steepest rise in food prices in 36 years.

Consumer prices rose less than expected in January while prices excluding food and energy actually fell, something that hasn't happened in more than a quarter-century.

Though it has resisted the slump better than most oil companies, Exxon’s profit fell 68 percent in the quarter.

The leading sponsor of a U.S. Senate climate bill says action to combat global warming will raise energy prices, but also create ...