Wall Street JournalSubsidies for Cooking OilWall Street JournalThe Journal reports that Solazyme, which in 2009 received more than $20 million in grants to build a refinery for automotive fuel, is now selling an algae-derived oil for cooking. Readers may r …

Wall Street JournalThe Oil-Patch BustWall Street JournalThe world-wide commodities bust has taken its toll on economies from Indonesia to Brazil to Canada, so it was inevitable that it would also hit the world's leading producer of oil and natural gas— …

Wall Street JournalBig Oil's Windfall LossesWall Street JournalA funny thing happened in Washington as oil prices have fallen by more than half since the summer of 2014: Nothing. No calls to hang speculators. No pleas to stop layoffs or help drillers i …

CSO OnlineNear-flawless Social Engineering attack spoiled by single flawCSO OnlineA reader recently shared an email that was sent to their comptroller, which by all accounts was a near-perfect social engineering attempt. However, awareness training, combin …

UT The Daily TexanCockrell School of Engineering increases number of womenUT The Daily TexanAn initiative from the Cockrell School of Engineering continues to progress toward the goal of increasing the number of women in the program. Tricia Berry, director …

Wall Street JournalNotable & Quotable: Origami EngineeringWall Street JournalBut when coupled together, the structure can be a hundred times stronger than the original material used to make the tubes, says Evgueni Filipov, a graduate engineering studen …

Business InsiderShell president: 'Oil will be required for a long time'Business InsiderShell Oil Co. President Marvin Odum gestures while speaking to The Associated Press on Tuesday eapcontent.ap.orgShell Oil Co. President Marvin Odum gestures whil …

Wall Street JournalOil Export MomentumWall Street JournalThe Washington news isn't all bad these days: Republicans and some Democrats are working hard to gather enough votes to repeal the 40-year ban on exporting crude oil. With gasoline prices hitting …

Charleston Post CourierPutting a price on oil spill damageCharleston Post CourierAfter a fiery blowout on April 20, 2010 that killed 11 workers and sank the Deepwater Horizon oil rig, more than 200 million gallons of oil poured into the Gulf of Mexico befo …

State oil-extraction oversight needs tighteningThe Pasadena Star-NewsThe other was the resignation of the head of the California Department of Conservation, an apparent admission of the agency's failure to keep oil companies from injecting wastewater i …