CNBCGuy who called $30 oil is now buying energy stocks - CNBC.comCNBCA fund manager who called $30-a-barrel oil before the crude crash now likes energy stocks — at least, some of them. In 2015, Mark Yusko, founder and CEO of ...and more » R …

Economic TimesGovernment may seek Supreme Court nod for filling engineering seats in NITs, IITsEconomic TimesNEW DELHI: The Centre may seek the Supreme Court's permission for another round of counselling/seat allocation to fill up over 3,000 engineerin …

BloombergHalf the Gain Gone in Energy Partnerships Bitten by Rates, OilBloombergThe Federal Reserve's expected rate hike by year-end has lessened demand for yield-generating equity assets that may soon find themselves playing catch-up to bonds. Meanwhi …

Daily News & AnalysisClass XII marks may soon not count for in engineering admissionsEconomic TimesMUMBAI: Students may not require their Class XII board marks for admissions to all central engineering institutes, other than IITs, from next year or by 2017 …

Wall Street JournalIran Wants to Double Oil Exports After Sanctions LiftedWall Street JournalOil market analysts have expressed skepticism that Iran could increase production as quickly as it says it will. A senior OPEC delegate said some rival producers d …

Al-BawabaIran Projects Oil Exports to Almost Double After Sanctions Lifted -- OfficialWall Street JournalTEHRAN—Iran wants to double its crude-oil exports soon after sanctions are lifted and is pushing to convince fellow members of the Organization of the …

Scottsbluff Star HeraldEurozone back in inflation territory as oil prices riseScottsbluff Star HeraldHowever, over the past couple of months, oil prices have started edging higher while underlying inflation pressures across the eurozone appear to be intens …

Wall Street JournalAbu Dhabi Wealth Fund Changing Tack Amid Lower Oil PricesWall Street JournalDUBAI—The Abu Dhabi Investment Authority, a sovereign-wealth fund with assets estimated at more than $700 billion, is relying less on external money managers and …