BBC NewsOil industry: lower for longerBBC NewsYou can see the oil industry's woes for yourself, at anchor in the Firth of Forth. Very Large Crude Carriers are parked off the coast of East Lothian until the price rises, full of North Sea oil recently lo …

CNBCWhy one analyst thinks oil and gas are trading in a 'Bizarro World'CNBCDespite fears that the commodity could retest the mid-$30 range, one closely-followed oil watcher is especially bullish on where energy is heading in the coming months and y …

CNBCThe OPEC meeting won't move oil—but here's what will: AnalystCNBCAfter oil touched $50 per barrel for the first time since November, investors remain focused on the potential outcome of this week's OPEC meeting in Vienna. However, one of Wa …

Wall Street JournalOil's Rise Greases StocksWall Street JournalOil companies seeking cash have found a well that keeps producing: the stock market. Callon Petroleum Co. CPE 12.11 % , a small oil producer, has sold new shares three times in the past six …

Wall Street JournalOil Firms Hit Pay DirtWall Street JournalFollow-on deals, in which already-public companies sell new stock, have boomed since oil prices started to plunge in late 2014, as companies have sought cash to pay down debt, keep rigs drilling a …

CNNMoneyDesperate oil companies sell stock to raise cashCNNMoneyThe wave of additional stock sales from these publicly-traded companies highlights the enormous amount of stress and fear in the oil patch right now. Cheap oil has already forced drilling and …

Wall Street JournalInvestors Get Caught in Oil's Slippery Wake - WSJWall Street JournalFalling oil prices are hitting investors who bought energy shares this year. The value of shares sold by U.S. and Canadian exploration-and-production companies this …

Wall Street JournalInvestors Get Caught in Oil's Slippery WakeWall Street JournalFalling oil prices are hitting investors who bought energy shares this year. The value of shares sold by U.S. and Canadian exploration-and-production companies this year i …

CNBCHere's where pros say oil will bottom (Ouch!)CNBCAnd so the thinking goes that oil traders who successfully bought at $40 in 2004 and 2008 will try to do so once again. After all, it was a big winner for them on both occasions. The buying demand fr …