Wall Street JournalSaudi Arabia Dismisses Its Powerful Oil Minister Ali al-NaimiWall Street JournalRIYADH—Saudi Arabia dismissed its long-serving oil minister Ali al-Naimi on Saturday, marking the departure of one of the industry's most powerful figure …

Wall Street JournalSaudi Arabia's Powerful Oil Minister Ali al-Naimi Is FiredWall Street JournalRIYADH—Saudi Arabia fired long-serving oil minister Ali al-Naimi, one of the industry's most powerful figures, on Saturday. Mr. Naimi will be replaced w …

Wall Street JournalNo Agreement on Oil Freeze at Doha MeetingWall Street JournalDOHA, Qatar—Oil producers that supply nearly half of the world's output Sunday failed on a deal to freeze crude output in the face of falling oil prices. The much-anticipat …

Wall Street JournalNo Agreement on Oil Freeze at Doha Meeting, Officials SayWall Street JournalThis Just In.... Qatar Oil Minister: Further Consultation Is Required After Doha Meeting on Freeze Ends Without Deal. OPEC and Non OPEC Members Unlikely To Take …

TheTyee.caThe Year the Oil Bubble BurstTheTyee.caSaudi oil minister Ali al-Naimi said as much to a horrified meeting of U.S. petroleum executives in Texas in February. Keeping prices artificially high by limiting oil production has just allowed competitors …

The Australian (subscription)Tesla's takeoff could speed Saudi shift away from oilThe Australian (subscription)The collapse in the oil price from 2014 has had a dramatic impact on the Saudis, who have been forced into (by Saudi standards) draconian fis …

Oil prices bounce back over 40%; here's why the rebound may have taken holdEconomic TimesCrude oil futures traded in New York rose 5.5 percent on Monday to $37.90 a barrel, after rising nearly 4 percent on Friday. The U.S. benchmark price has had three …

How To Spot Survivors In North American OilOilPrice.comSaudi Arabia continues to talk tough and make headlines for its stance in oil. Last week, the Kingdom's oil minister advocated for a straight forward though painful solution to the current oil glut …

Wall Street Journal'Critical Mass' of Oil-Producing Countries Agree to Freeze ProductionWall Street JournalMOSCOW—A “critical mass” of oil-producing countries have agreed to freeze oil production, Russia's energy minister said Tuesday, as Afric …

CNNMoneyOil Finds Some Support As U.S. Output FallsOilPrice.comThe United States deserves much of the blame for the crash in oil prices since 2014, as shale drillers brought several million barrels per day of oil capacity online in just a few years. • Even …