NEW YORK (Reuters) - At least four U.S. gasoline marketers are preparing legal and regulatory challenges to the Colonial Pipeline over proposed changes in fuel shipping terms which the companies ...

You've probably already heard about the massive cyberattack that caused the shut down of the Colonial Pipeline ... South Carolina, North Carolina, Virginia and continuing north up the East ...

One of two mainlines of the Colonial Pipeline was shut on Monday following ... The line supplies about half of the U.S. East Coast's demand for motor fuel. It's expected to resume service on ...

The Colonial Pipeline transports gasoline and other fuel from Texas to the Northeast and supplies about 45% of fuel the East Coast uses for driving and flying. If it stays closed, that could limit ...

There’s good news about the Colonial ... of the oil pipeline and shouldn’t be as it takes a few days for operations to return to normal. Colonial, which serves the East Coast, was shut off ...

Shortly before 5 a.m. on May 7, an employee in Colonial’s control room saw a ransom note demanding cryptocurrency, prompting a shutdown of the pipeline that 45 percent of the East Coast relies ...

Colonial is the largest pipeline system for refined oil products in the U.S. The system runs from Texas to New Jersey and spans 5,500 miles, transporting around 45% of fuel consumed on the East Coast.

The Darkside ransomware gang provided Colonial Pipeline with a decryption tool following its ransom payment, but the process was so slow that Colonial continued using its own backups for restoration.

The Colonial Pipeline is a key artery for shipping fuel from the U.S. Gulf Coast to the East Coast, where refining capacity has shrunk and pipeline shipments are the most cost-effective way to meet ...