Wall Street JournalOil-Rich but Cash-Dry? This Banker Gets the CallWall Street JournalIn the sales, Mr. Santangelo was betting that investors were willing to put money on energy companies that might do better than their peers, or into wagers that oil price …

Wall Street JournalAfter Oil-Price Crash, Mideast Bankers Find Desert Is No OasisWall Street JournalDUBAI—The drop in oil prices has claimed new victims in the Persian Gulf: investment bankers. Several leading deal makers are leaving their jobs, as merger …

Wall Street JournalInvestors Are Buying Stocks and Bonds From Energy Producers Amid Oil Price DropWall Street JournalInvestors are snapping up new stock and bonds from energy producers as they search for bargains amid the tumult caused by the plunge in oil …

Wall Street JournalFalling Oil Prices Threaten Houston Building BoomWall Street JournalHOUSTON—The jagged skyline of this oil-rich city is poised to be the latest victim of falling crude prices. As the energy sector boomed in recent years, developers flock …

Press TVOil jumps 8% Friday, trims January loss to 9%MarketWatchNEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- The U.S. oil benchmark settled sharply higher Friday, though it still finished the month with a big loss. WTI crude for March delivery CLH5, +7.46% settled up by $3.7 …

Wall Street JournalOil Slides as US Supply Seen RisingWall Street JournalOil prices slid on Wednesday on reports of another surge in U.S. oil supplies while major banks continued to slash their price forecasts for this year. Barclays and Credit Suisse lowe …