Wall Street JournalChinese Energy Giant's Big Bet on Oil Sands BackfiresWall Street JournalCALGARY, Alberta—Three years after spending $15 billion on an ambitious bid to revitalize a troubled oil-sands project in a northern Canadian swampland, one of C …

BloombergSaudi Aramco Leads Surge in Gulf Energy Loans After Oil's PlungeBloombergYanbu Aramco Sinopec Refining, a joint venture between Saudi Arabian Oil, known as Aramco, and China Petroleum & Chemical Corp. was the top borrower at $4.7 billion f …

Wall Street JournalChina's Oil Companies Produce Mixed Results Despite Government AidWall Street JournalBEIJING—China's efforts to support its state-controlled oil giants have so far yielded mixed results, showing how the global oil-price slump is …

Sinopec Profit Triples as Refining Outweighs Oil's PlungeBloombergChina announced in January that fuel prices wouldn't be adjusted when oil falls below $40 a barrel in an attempt to support the domestic energy industry and curb pollution. The polic …

Wall Street JournalWhy Falling Chinese Oil Production Is Good for PricesWall Street JournalChina is among the world's top five oil producers, but its fields are growing depleted and are increasingly expensive to pump. The country's leading companie …

Wall Street JournalWhy Declining Chinese Oil Production Is Good for Global PricesWall Street JournalChina is among the world's top five oil producers, but its fields are growing depleted and are increasingly expensive to pump. The country's leading …

Wall Street JournalIraq Seeks China Oil Tie-Up Ahead of Iran FloodWall Street JournalIraq is in talks to form an oil-marketing joint venture with China's largest refiner, Sinopec, according to people familiar with the matter, as the Middle East produce …

CNBCChina heads for record crude buying yearCNBCAs China closes in on the United States as the world's biggest crude oil importer, demand from private refiners and stockpiling of cheap oil is expected to keep imports at record levels after a wobble in …

Wall Street JournalChinese Oil Companies Brace for Turbulent Second HalfWall Street JournalBEIJING—Chinese oil companies say they are bracing for a turbulent second half and no relent of the low oil prices that have sent their earnings plunging. Amid weak …

Barron'sBulls, Bears Split on China's Big 3 Oil StocksBarron'sIf a picture is worth a thousand words, then the violent moves contained in a chart of the oil price goes some way to vividly describe the white knuckle ride the world's oil producers ha …