Wall Street JournalFormer Chinese Oil Executive Jiang Jiemin Sentenced to 16 Years in PrisonWall Street JournalBEIJING— Jiang Jiemin, the former chief of China's biggest oil company and a onetime top official overseeing its biggest state-owned enterpri …

Wall Street JournalBritish Police Arrest Former Nigerian Oil MinisterWall Street JournalLONDON—British police on Friday arrested Nigeria's former petroleum minister, one of Africa's most prominent politicians, on allegations of bribery, according t …

Wall Street JournalCrime Soars in Oil Region of Southern IraqWall Street JournalBASRA, Iraq—Just past midnight, a chain-smoking Hussein al-Rashid, head of a local oil services company, received the phone call he had been waiting for all day. “We've got …

Wall Street JournalUS Set to Approve Crude-Oil Trade to MexicoWall Street JournalOil companies eager to export American crude-oil despite a long-standing legal ban have scored a major victory, winning the right to trade U.S. oil with Mexico in a further er …

Wall Street JournalBP Agrees to Pay $18.7 Billion to Settle Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill ClaimsWall Street JournalLONDON— BP BP 4.91 % PLC on Thursday agreed to pay $18.7 billion to settle all federal and state claims arising from the 2010 Deepwater Horizon …

Wall Street JournalOil Firms Agree to Pay Millions in Compensation for Quebec Train BlastWall Street JournalOil companies have quietly agreed to pay tens of millions of dollars into a compensation fund for deaths and damage caused by a 2013 oil-train explo …

Wall Street JournalBig Oil Firms Put Millions Into Compensation Fund for Train BlastWall Street JournalOil companies have quietly agreed to pay tens of millions of dollars into a compensation fund for deaths and damage caused by a 2013 oil-train explosion …

BloombergTullow Says Ghana Oil Project Can Move Ahead After Court RulingWall Street JournalHowever, Tullow has already completed the drilling required for oil to flow next year from the development. “Following this ruling, the TEN project can move ahead an …