The Globe and MailInvestors press for detailed plans from oil patchThe Globe and MailNorth American oil last traded above $100 (U.S) per barrel on July 30, 2014, and the fallout from the declining price has already nailed many companies. But as the pain in …

The Globe and MailOil prices dented by uncertain global outlookThe Globe and MailCrude oil prices fell on Tuesday, reversing a steep rally the previous day, under pressure from uncertainty over whether global demand will be enough to erode a sky-high surpl …

DeadlineDon Johnson: 'Blood & Oil' Not 'Dallas' Redux – TCADeadlineBlood & Oil co-creator/exec producer Rodes Fishburne is a novelist. Reporters Who Cover Television were fascinated by his transition to television, as if they'd …

MarketWatchOil dips below $45 a barrel for first time since MarchMarketWatchThe overall trading action in oil remains “quite bearish,” with crude finding support Tuesday and early Wednesday on apparent short covering after a rout drove futures to multimont …

Business InsiderA fundamental change might be coming to the world's oil marketsBusiness InsiderA flood of bearish news has pushed down oil prices to their lowest levels in months, with WTI nearing $45 per barrel and Brent flirting with sub-$50 territor …

Crude-oil futures extend gains after drop in US inventoriesMarketWatchCrude-oil futures extended gains Wednesday after Energy Department data showed a larger-than-expected drop in U.S. crude inventories in the week ended July 31. The Energy Information Adm …

Wall Street JournalChesapeake Energy Takes $4 Billion Write-Down Amid Weak Oil PricesWall Street JournalChesapeake's daily production averaged around 703,000 barrels of oil equivalent, an increase of 13% over the same period in 2014. The company also r …

MarketWatchOil recovers further as supply report loomsMarketWatchOil slipped to multi-month lows earlier in the week on renewed concerns about the global oversupply of crude. Traders are awaiting the latest weekly data on U.S. crude oil inventories and pro …

CNBCIn the oil market, $30 is the new $50CNBC"There's no reason why oil won't go down to the $30s. That's the level that will really shut in current production and have a bigger edge than current capex (cuts) will have on the oversupply,&q …

Business InsiderOil prices won't bounce back until 2017Business InsiderAs the price of oil starts its second dramatic act of the year, collapsing after a short-lived rebound in the Spring, many investors are undoubtedly hoping that the price will start …