FortuneOPEC Anxiety Is Pushing Oil Prices Down Toward $50 a BarrelFortuneOil fell further towards $50 a barrel on Monday, pressured by uncertainty over whether an OPEC-led production cut will be extended beyond June in an effort to counter a glut of crude. …

The Star OnlinePalm oil price falling as Southeast Asian supply recoversNikkei Asian ReviewTOKYO -- The international price of palm oil has been dropping notably, due to prospects of abundant supply from Southeast Asia and the declining prices of a substit …

Wall Street JournalOil Prices Slip as Production Deal Prospects FadeWall Street JournalOil prices continued to edge down on Wednesday, as growing global oil supplies have spread doubts about major producers' commitment to curtailing output and on expec …

Wall Street JournalPutin Again Promises OPEC an Oil AgreementWall Street JournalRussian President Vladimir Putin sent oil prices rising Monday by voicing his support for curbs on petroleum output, a prospect that has proved difficult for Moscow to carry ou …

Wall Street JournalPutin Signs Up to Global Efforts to Limit Oil SupplyWall Street JournalISTANBUL—Russian President Vladimir Putin gave his support to international efforts to limit oil supply and boost prices Monday in the clearest sign yet that Russia m …

Wall Street Journal$60 Oil Not 'Unthinkable' This Year, Saudi Energy Minister SaysWall Street JournalISTANBUL—Saudi Arabia's energy minister Khalid al-Falih said that he was optimistic major oil producers could agree to cut production by Novemb …

A court fight over documents about a 12-year-old oil leakFox NewsNEW ORLEANS – Environmental attorneys and an energy company are going to court over the confidentiality of documents related to an ongoing oil leak from an offshore site damaged by Hurricane …

Financial TimesAre oil stocks good value?Financial TimesIn the oil market, talk of a supply glut remains as strong as ever. Hopes of oil producers agreeing a deal to cut their output persist, but the price of Brent crude is still languishing below $50 per …

Wall Street JournalOil Companies Hunker Down in IraqWall Street JournalBASRA, Iraq—Western companies that for years pumped money into Iraq's oil fields, lured by the prospect of its huge crude reserves and post-war ambition to boost output, now face a …

Sydney Morning HeraldMidnight Oil reform and announce a world tourSydney Morning HeraldMidnight Oil are coming back. The politically charged, globally famous, hit-filled, muscles-up-back-bald-head-up-front band which took an indefinite hiatus while Peter G …