Wall Street JournalLibya Won't Freeze Oil ProductionWall Street JournalLibya won't freeze its crude-oil output along with other big petroleum-dependent countries until it claws back its Gadhafi-era production level, a top Libyan oil official said S …

Wall Street JournalLibya Won't Freeze Oil Production - WSJWall Street JournalLibya won't freeze its crude-oil output along with other big petroleum-dependent countries until it claws back its Gadhafi-era production level, a top Libyan oil ...A …

Wall Street JournalOil Prices Wane Despite Massive Decline in US Oil StocksWall Street JournalOil prices lost ground Friday despite a 14.5 million barrel decline in U.S. oil stocks, suggesting the drawdown was viewed as an outlier by traders and money mana …

Wall Street JournalOil Prices Slip Back Despite Sharply Lower US SupplyWall Street JournalOil prices lost ground Friday despite a 14.5 million barrel decline in U.S. oil stocks, suggesting the drawdown was viewed as an outlier by traders and money managers …

Wall Street JournalOil Prices Fall on Production-Freeze Skepticism, Fluctuating DollarWall Street JournalOil prices are holding close to unchanged Wednesday as a fluctuating dollar and skepticism about a production-freeze agreement between major producers …

Wall Street JournalWeaker US Dollar Provides Tailwind for Oil PricesWall Street JournalOil prices rose Wednesday on a slightly weaker dollar despite dwindling hopes for a production freeze agreement between major producers. The November contract for global …

Business InsiderEven fried chicken sales are down because of the oil crashBusiness InsiderPopeyes' chicken tenders and biscuits are also on the list of things oil workers are cutting spending on. During the second-quarter earnings season, several compa …

Wall Street JournalOil Price Recovery Likely to Continue, Say Company ExecutivesWall Street JournalLONDON—Oil prices, which earlier Thursday broke through a key psychological level of $50 a barrel, are likely to continue recovering into next year as suppli …

Wall Street JournalOPEC Officials: May Discuss Oil Freeze at June MeetingWall Street JournalThe Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries could revive talk of freezing oil production along with nonmembers at its next meeting in June, said top oil o …

Wall Street JournalSaudi's Blow to Doha Deal Could Push Some Oil-Reliant Nations to the BrinkWall Street JournalSaudi Arabia, the world's largest exporter of crude, scuttled the hopes of countries like Russia, Venezuela and Angola, which had wanted …