Wall Street JournalSaudi Aramco: Bigger Oil, Bigger TroubleWall Street JournalBut its proven reserves of 25 billion oil-equivalent barrels pale in comparison with Saudi Aramco, which is more than 10 times its size on that measure and pumps over one-tenth o …

Wall Street JournalBig Oil: Why Things Just Got Even WorseWall Street JournalWhen it comes to Big Oil's results, the good is a distant memory, and this year has been bad. There is still potential for things to get uglier. Prices are falling, with oil M …

Wall Street JournalAs Oil Keeps Falling, Nobody Is BlinkingWall Street JournalThe standoff between major global energy producers that has created an oil glut is set to continue next year in full force, as much because of the U.S. as of OPEC. American shale …

BBC NewsUS air strike 'hits 238 IS oil trucks' in SyriaBBC NewsA US air strike has destroyed more than 238 fuel trucks controlled by Islamic State (IS) militants in north-east Syria, the US military has said. It is thought the pilots found the truc …

Wall Street JournalItaly's Eni Set to Begin Arctic Oil Quest, Even as Others Abandon FieldWall Street JournalON GOLIAT OIL RIG IN THE BARENTS SEA—Even as energy companies retreat from exploration in the Arctic, Italy's Eni SpA will soon open the ta …

Wall Street JournalItaly's Eni Plans to Pump Arctic Oil, After Others Abandon the FieldWall Street JournalON GOLIAT OIL RIG IN THE BARENTS SEA—Even as energy companies retreat from exploration in the Arctic, Italy's Eni SpA will soon open the taps …

Wall Street JournalOil Majors' Dividends Survive Plunge in Oil Prices Oil Majors' Dividends SurviveWall Street JournalThe world's biggest energy companies have doubled down on their promise to protect dividends, despite a precipitous drop in pr …

Wall Street JournalOil Majors' Dividends Survive Plunge in Oil PricesOil Majors' Dividends SurviveWall Street JournalThe world's biggest energy companies have doubled down on their promise to protect dividends, despite a precipitous drop in pro …

Wall Street JournalOil Majors' Dividends Survive Plunge in Oil PricesWall Street JournalThe world's biggest energy companies have doubled down on their promise to protect dividends, despite a precipitous drop in profits this year, driven by a steep …

24/7 Wall St.5 Big Oil and Gas Stocks Analysts Want You To Buy Now24/7 Wall St.West Texas Intermediate crude may have gone out just above $44.00 on Friday, but that was down from almost $46.50 per barrel the prior week. Investors have been trying to nibble …