Financial TimesCNPC settles China oil spill lawsuitFinancial TimesChina National Petroleum Corp has agreed a $32m environmental settlement in the nation's largest public interest lawsuit, five years after China's worst-ever crude oil spill fouled t …

Wall Street JournalOil Tankers Are Filling Up and Raking It InWall Street JournalThe oil-tanker market is heating up, a development some analysts say is a warning flare that signals further price declines for crude. The Baltic Dirty Tanker Index, which tra …

CNBCGoldman: Oil prices must 'stay low for longer'CNBCDeclines in U.S. oil inventories and capex may boost prices modestly in the near term, but production growth will remain too strong for substantial gains, Goldman Sachs said. "While the dec …

CNBCThis could push oil prices higher: StrategistCNBCTraders are worried that Iran will put pressure on crude if it begins selling oil into an already oversupplied market, but rising geopolitical risks could push prices higher, Helima Croft, chief commodit …

NBCNews.comHamm: Americans pay price for US oil export banCNBCBillionaire oilman Harold Hamm said Thursday that U.S. refineries can't handle all the oil that's being produced domestically. "Basically, there's 18 million barrels-a-day refin …

The Journal News | LoHud.comOil on Train in Illinois Derailment Shipped by Mercuria EnergyWall Street JournalThe crude oil aboard the train involved in a fiery derailment Thursday in Illinois was shipped by a big energy-trading company based in Switzerland …

NEWS.com.auWhat's really going on with the oil priceNEWS.com.auAfter falling nearly 60 per cent from a peak last June, the price of oil bounced back more than 20 per cent as January turned to February. Then, on Tuesday, it sunk 5 per cent, closing just …

FirstpostOil Slides to Near 6-Year Low; Saudi Arabia Holds Firm Despite Supply GlutBloombergOil fell to the lowest level in almost six years as signs that Saudi Arabia's new king will maintain its production policy and rising U.S. crude stockpiles bols …

Oil Falls to Lowest Since '09 as Saudis Signal ContinuityBloombergU.S. benchmark oil futures slid 1.6 percent, reversing an initial gain of as much as 3.1 percent. Salman Bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, who succeeds Abdullah on the throne, said he would maintai …

Oil fields at risk: Where the slowdown has begunCNBCU.S. oil production grew 49 percent between 2008 and 2013, as drillers improved productivity and tapped high-yield debt markets. But with their product fetching far less these days, exploration and produc …