CBC.caOPEC could lose market share in a world awash in oil: Don PittisCBC.caBut again this week, as oil ministers from some of the world's biggest petroleum producers gather in Vienna Wednesday, there are growing doubts about whether there will be a de …

The VergeOil traders may be the last people to realize they don't need YahooThe VergeYahoo's instant messaging service has been used by oil traders to issue orders and chat about commodities for years. While IT departments have often struggled mana …

The AustralianWoodside to buy ConocoPhillips oil assets in SenegalThe AustralianWoodside Petroleum has agreed to pay $US430 million for ConocoPhillips' 35 per cent stake in a Senegal offshore oil joint venture containing what was until recently the wor …

CBC.caCanadian urge to produce expensive oil reminds us why world prices have hit a ceiling: Don PittisCBC.caThe main thrust for Canadian producers is to build more pipelines so they can expand capacity and push ever more of their relatively expensive oil …

CBC.caTuesday's $2 jump in the price of oil doesn't necessarily spell a return to glory days in the oilsandsCBC.caThe main thrust for Canadian producers is to build more pipelines so they can expand capacity and push ever more of their relatively e …

CBC.caFort McMurray's fire rages, pushing oil up but loonie takes a dive anyway: BUSINESS WEEK WRAPCBC.caOil surged through the week as it became clear that the fire was enough to impact global supply. Ordinarily that would be good news for the loonie …

CBC.caOil optimism yes, but it's too early to bet the farm on a full recovery: Don PittisCBC.caFor many ordinary Canadians the price of oil is much more than a financial play. Crude's two-year plunge to $26 US a barrel has shattered lives. Its rece …

CBC.caOil optimism yes, but it's too early to bet the farm on a full-fledged recovery: Don PittisCBC.caFor many ordinary Canadians the price of oil is much more than a financial play. Crude's two-year plunge to $26 US a barrel has shattered lives. …

CBC.caCheap oil and climate change spell opportunity for energy giants: Don PittisCBC.caThe oil glut persists. Profits are falling. The International Energy Association says oil prices may not start to rise till after 2020. New York investors are betting t …

CBC.caDiCaprio's move to sell oil stocks may affect Canada: Don PittisCBC.caThe discussion made me think that since we in Canada have so many fossil fuel companies, it would be worth offering a bit of analysis about what happens when people turn agains …