Wall Street JournalMajors' Quandary: Why Drill for Oil When They Can Buy Somebody Else's?Wall Street JournalHe expects the most likely takeover candidates would be oil companies with a stock-market value between $10 billion and $40 billion—relative …

Financial TimesProgress in Iran talks puts oil traders on edgeFinancial TimesTalk of progress in the nuclear negotiations between Iran and the world powers has had oil traders on edge. With large amounts of Iranian oil already in storage, an injection of h …

BBC NewsWhy Bombing the 39th Biggest Oil Producer Is Roiling MarketsBloomberg(Bloomberg) -- While Yemen contributes less than 0.2 percent of global oil output, its location puts it near the center of world energy trade. The nation shares a border with Saud …

Cheap oil is costing 100000 jobsCNNMoneyThe bloodletting among the oil majors and their vast web of ancillary services has, of course, extended to the United States, which appears to be taking far more casualties than Saudi Arabia in the battle for markets …

CNNIs cheap oil killing the planet?CNNGlada Lahn is Senior Research Fellow in the Energy, Environment & Resources Department at Chatham House in London. She focuses on energy and water governance and investment issues and economic sustainability in oil …

New York TimesVolatility in Oil Draws Hedge Fund MoneyNew York TimesThird Point, the firm run by Daniel S. Loeb, acquired a sizable stake in the oil refinery company Phillips 66, while Leon G. Cooperman's Omega Advisors amassed a new position in Laredo …

This outburst in the middle of a restaurant shows how crazy ...Business InsiderThis outburst in the middle of a restaurant shows how crazy people are about oil prices. Shane Ferro. Feb. 17, 2015, 12:22 PM; 3,153; 5 · facebook · linkedin &midd …

FortuneTransocean takes desperate steps as tumbling oil prices hit its bottom lineFortuneNewman, who joined the company in 1994, led the Switzerland-based company through the deadly Deepwater Horizon oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico in 2010. Transocean owne …

The National Interest OnlineCheap Oil and the PoorHuffington PostAfter four years hovering at about $100 per barrel, the price of oil has suddenly collapsed -- and is expected stay at $70 or less in 2015. Both more supply and less demand are behind the cha …

MarketWatchHow will cheap oil affect the housing market?FortuneThe collapse in the price of oil continues to make waves throughout the global economy and financial markets. In recent days, investors have fled to safer assets as markets attempt to parse the …