Seeking AlphaNew test awaits oil as prices riseThe NationalClouds of smoke from wildfires hang over the Canadian town of Fort McMurray; oil leaks from sabotaged pipelines at Nigeria's Forcados terminal; Venezuela runs out of money to buy oil to mix wit …

ReutersIslamic State yearly oil revenue halved to $250 million: US officialReutersThose strikes, along with a drop in the international price of oil, counter-smuggling efforts by Turkey, and difficulties Islamic State has in transporting its oil across bat …

New York TimesExxon and Chevron Earnings Hurt by Low Oil PricesNew York TimesOil pumping jacks in Bakersfield, Calif., in a field primarily operated by Chevron. Earnings for oil companies are expected to improve in the second quarter because oil prices hav …

TIMEISIS Selling Cars and Fish Along With OilTIMEBram Janssen—AP Smoke rises over Sinjar, northern Iraq from oil fires set by Islamic State militants as Kurdish Iraqi fighters, backed by U.S.-led airstrikes, launch a major assault on Nov. 12, 2015.Islamic …

ReutersIslamic State turns to selling fish, cars to offset oil losses: reportReuters"After the armed forces took control of several oil fields Daesh was using to finance its operations, the organization devised non-traditional ways of paying its fight …

Wall Street JournalOil Companies' Bet on Kurdistan Turns SourWall Street JournalOil companies that piled into Iraqi Kurdistan after Saddam Hussein's ouster are running into trouble, unraveling the region's promise as source of easy-to-drill oil …

Telegraph.co.ukHow Isil made $40ma month in oil dealsTelegraph.co.ukThe Syrian government cut deals with Islamic State to help the jihadists earn more than $40 million a month from the sale of oil, documents recovered from a US and British raid on a key co …

Wall Street JournalThe Rise and Deadly Fall of Islamic State's Oil TycoonWall Street JournalDocuments reviewed by The Wall Street Journal describe the terror group's construction of a multinational oil operation with help from officious terror-grou …

Wall Street JournalThree Libya Oil Ports Set to ReopenWall Street JournalThree Libyan oil ports that have been closed for over a year are set to reopen, now that a unity government has arrived in Tripoli, militia leaders said, a rare positive sign for an o …

Financial TimesNorway's oil fund increases bet on property marketsFinancial TimesNorway's $830bn oil fund plans to double the size of its property team as the world's largest sovereign wealth fund seeks to improve performance after posting its …