Grand Island IndependentGrand Island hosts Rural Engineering DayGrand Island IndependentThe students learned about opportunities within the University of Nebraska Engineering College and area employers. Presentations included academic preparedness, majors …

The NationalKuwait first in Middle East to use chemical oil extractionThe NationalKuwait has begun injecting chemicals into complex oil reservoirs to extract heavier grade oil, in the first operation of its kind in the Middle East, the state-owned Kuwait O …

The Sydney Morning HeraldNo engines, no oil, no radiators. How the auto industry is becoming autonomousThe Sydney Morning HeraldA short walk from the city's shining office towers is a narrow thoroughfare Gladstone Street where five kindred businesses a …

The Art of Engineering and Manufacturing With GO CAPSKSMU RadioHere's where students interested in engineering and manufacturing attend a daily two-and-a-half-hour session, either morning or afternoon, throughout the school year. GO CAPS instructor Dar …

Financial TimesWhy cultural institutions should accept oil moneyFinancial TimesShould oil companies fund cultural institutions? That was the question raised last week by a group of celebrities and academics who called on the new director of the British Mus …

Sputnik InternationalGoodbye Rupee? Iran Tells India to Pay for Oil in EuroSputnik International“From now on, Iran will trade oil only in euros,” Bijan Zanganeh told reports on the sidelines of Iran-India business conference at Tehran Chamber of Commerce. …

Seeking AlphaCrude Oil: Forget Next Sunday, Move On To JuneSeeking AlphaOPEC and non-OPEC nations will meet in Doha next Sunday, April 17th to discuss the proposed oil freeze arrangement in order to stabilize the oil market. First proposed in mid-February, …

Cut costs or face 'death spiral,' CNRL warns oil sandsThe Globe and MailThe president of one of Canada's biggest oil and gas producers delivered a stern warning to the oil sands industry, telling a room full of Fort McMurray business people tha …