CNBCWhy oil could be going back to $70CNBC"The price of [Brent] oil has come down $55, which is a huge amount for the amount that we're oversupplied," he said. "People think it's just because we're oversupplied, but there's a …

CNBCHow far will oil fall? 'No one can tell you'CNBCCrude oil have plumbed fresh six-year lows, touching down to $42.18 on a report from the American Petroleum Institute calling a build in supplies. That's a long way from $107, where oil traded …

Wall Street JournalWhy oil can hover around $50, but not for longThe Globe and MailThe current upward sloping shape of the WTI futures curve is helping support the crude price by making the process of storing oil and “selling forward” profitable. Large tra …

CNBCChicago trader: Oil to fall 6%, at leastCNBCThe most profound ripple effect realized thus far has been into the commodity sector, specifically oil. Not a news flash that crude has been halved since June, but the near daily 5 percent swings make the WTI …

CNBCSoros bet on Devon Energy, Transocean ahead of oil price riseCNBCThe actions appear to be timely, as oil prices and energy stocks have rebounded this month after a months-long slump. While Brent crude prices fell about 60 percent between June and Janua …

Reuters UKTotal, French Oil Giant, Reports $5.7 Billion Loss in Fourth QuarterNew York TimesLONDON — Total, the Paris-based oil giant, on Thursday reported a loss of $5.7 billion for the fourth quarter of 2014 as it struggles with the deep slump in oil pri …

CNBC7 ways to trade oil and TeslaCNBCTesla Motors and crude oil both lost ground on Wednesday, and Tesla extended its slide into after-hours trading after reporting a quarterly profit loss and fewer-than-expected vehicle shipments. Oil and the electric car …

CNBC7 ways to profit from surging oil pricesCNBCA huge profit—practically overnight—is what oil speculators expect. Energy-stock investors have enjoyed just that in a week—and the fast-money crowd is looking for more. There are seven energy stocks in the S …

Business InsiderMany Oil Firms Plan No North Dakota Layoffs Despite Cheap OilBusiness InsiderWILLISTON, N.D. (Reuters) - Halliburton, Statoil ASA, Hess Corp and other North Dakota energy companies have decided, for now, not to lay off staff in the No. 2 U. …

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 …