ReutersGlobal stocks surge as oil climbs; yen slips againReutersOil prices jumped as supply disruptions of 2.5 million barrels per day in Canada and elsewhere offset concerns about growing record high U.S. crude stockpiles. U.S. crude CLc1 settled up 2.8 p …
ReutersGlobal stocks climb along with oil; yen retreats againReutersBut against a basket of currencies, the dollar was little changed, helping to steady oil and other commodities denominated in the greenback. The Dow Jones industrial average .DJI was risin …
Wall Street JournalGlobal Stocks Buoyed by Oil, BanksWall Street JournalGlobal stock markets edged higher Tuesday, bolstered by rebounding oil prices and rising European financial stocks. Futures pointed to a 0.4% opening gain for the S&P 500. Changes …
MarketWatchWill a sustained drop in oil crush a rally in emerging-markets?MarketWatchBut while this week's selloff in oil is concerning, it's hardly reason for emerging-market bulls to panic—at least not yet. Oil prices were at their highest levels …
CNNMoneyOil town Americans late on car loan paymentsCNNMoneyStress in the oil industry is starting to contaminate other parts of the American economy. For the first time since oil prices began crashing in mid-2014, banks polled by the Federal Reserve are w …
Wall Street JournalBanks Dodge One Oil-Patch RiskWall Street JournalBanks have provided further evidence that they are weathering the oil-price bust so far. Going into first-quarter earnings season, one of the biggest worries hanging over banks had to do w …
Yahoo NewsStung by low oil prices, Exxon loses 'AAA' rating from S&PYahoo NewsFILE - This April 29, 2014, file photo, shows an Exxon sign at an Exxon gas station in Carnegie, Pa. Low oil prices have helped cost Exxon its pristine "AAA" …
ThinkProgressPepsi's Continued Use Of 'Conflict Palm Oil' Comes Under Fire From Environmental ActivistsThinkProgressActivists on Monday delivered their demand by draping a massive “Cut Conflict Palm Oil” banner from New York City's iconic, …
CNNMoneyOuch. Oil companies lose whopping $67 billionCNNMoneyThe crash in crude oil prices caused a stunning $67 billion in combined losses by 40 publicly-traded U.S. oil producers last year, according Energy Information Administration research. And the bl …