Channel NewsAsiaChina's oil giant CNPC signs US$1.77b Abu Dhabi dealChannel NewsAsiaABU DHABI: The China National Petroleum Corporation on Sunday secured an eight per cent share in an onshore oil concession in Abu Dhabi in a deal worth US$1.77 billion, …

Economic TimesChina's oil giant CNPC signs $1.77 billion Abu Dhabi dealEconomic TimesABU DHABI: The China National Petroleum Corporation on Sunday secured an eight-per cent share in an onshore oil concession in Abu Dhabi in a deal worth $1.77 billion, …

Economic TimesOVL qualifies to bid for Iran oil, gas projectsEconomic TimesNEW DELHI: ONGC Videsh Ltd, the overseas arm of state-owned Oil and Natural Gas Corp (ONGC), has won rights to bid for oil and gas development projects in Iran. OVL is among the 29 …

Oil Markets' Fundamentals Improving, but US Shale Still LoomsMorningstar.comCrude markets have tightened a good deal in recent months, as strong demand growth and supply issues have pulled forward the industry recovery by about a year relative to our p …

USA TODAYDude! Oil industry in 'hang 10' mode on low pricesUSA TODAYNorth Dakota is about as far from an ocean and surfing as any place in the U.S.. So why would a North Dakota energy official use a popular surfing term, “hang ten,” to describe the …

Wall Street JournalChinese State Oil Companies Move to Get Leaner During Tough TimesWall Street JournalBEIJING—While state giants across many of China's bloated industries are seeking mergers, their oil-company counterparts are hiving off and restructu …

Wall Street JournalOil Retreats as Total Stockpiles Keep GrowingWall Street JournalOil prices shot up more than $1 in about two minutes late Wednesday morning after U.S. government data showed domestic crude stockpiles unexpectedly shrank last week. But to …

Wall Street JournalOil Retreats Despite Surprise Drop in InventoriesWall Street JournalOil prices pulled back Wednesday even as weekly data from the U.S. Energy Department showed a surprise decrease in crude-oil stockpiles. The U.S. Energy Information Admi …

Wall Street JournalFormer Chinese Oil Executive Jiang Jiemin Sentenced to 16 Years in PrisonWall Street JournalBEIJING— Jiang Jiemin, the former chief of China's biggest oil company and a onetime top official overseeing its biggest state-owned enterpri …

Wall Street JournalHuge Purchases By Chinese Oil Trader Raise Prices, ConfusionWall Street JournalSINGAPORE—A Chinese oil trading company bought record volumes of oil on a regional cash market for Middle Eastern crude last month, pushing up benchmark price …