CBC.caCanadian dollar knocked back as oil weakensCBC.caThe Canadian dollar fell two-thirds of a cent to below 75 cents US on Tuesday, as oil prices continued to fall. The loonie was at 74.75 cents US in morning trading, reflecting both falling commodity pr …

CBC.caCanadian dollar knocked back as oil weakens - Business - CBC NewsCBC.caThe Canadian dollar fell two-thirds of a cent to below 75 cents US on Tuesday, as oil prices continued to slide.and more » Read more http://news.google.com/news/url?sa= …

Most Oil Isn't Used To Make Gas, Here's What The Rest DoesDaily CallerChina National Offshore Oil Corporation's (CNOOC) oil rig in China's Bohai Sea is seen in this October 21, 2003 file photo. Chinese oil firm CNOOC Ltd. considers its $18. …

Woodside mum on Oil Search sweetenerBusiness SpectatorThe likelihood of Woodside Petroleum sweetening its Oil Search offer in the near future is weakening, even though Papua New Guinea Prime Minister Peter O'Neill indicated he would not stand in the wa …

Russian Oil Producers Head for Tax Showdown Amid Output WarningsBloombergRussia's oil industry begins a critical battle over taxes this week. Losing may result in the first decline in crude production at the world's largest energy exporter since 20 …

MarketWatchTrader who called oil's rout sees crude below $40MarketWatchNEW YORK (MarketWatch)—Investors and traders looking for the oil rout to give way to a V-shaped recovery are likely to be painfully disappointed, said a hedge-fund manager who made …

Big Oil's business model is brokenGristMany reasons have been provided for the dramatic plunge in the price of oil to about $60 per barrel (nearly half of what it was a year ago): slowing demand due to global economic stagnation; overproduction at shal …

The News InternationalHow long will oil stay cheap?Hamilton SpectatorThe "frackers" who have added four million barrels/day to U.S. oil production in the past five years (and effectively flooded the market) already owe an estimated $160 billion t …

Toronto StarUnemployment: Why the 'worst is yet to come' amid oil shockThe Globe and Mail (subscription)In Alberta, The Globe and Mail's Tavia Grant reports, the jobless rate spiked in February to 5.3 per cent from January's 4.5 per cent as …

Toronto StarUnemployment spikes in Canada's crude-sensitive provinces amid oil shockThe Globe and Mail (subscription)In Alberta, The Globe and Mail's Tavia Grant reports, the jobless rate spiked in February to 5.3 per cent from January's 4.5 pe …