Wall Street JournalSaudis Struggle to Share Pain of Pumping Less OilWall Street JournalIran and other oil producers will press Saudi Arabia to bear the brunt of production cuts when OPEC meets next week, officials with cartel member governments say, potent …

Saudis Struggle to Share Pain of Pumping Less Oil  The Wall Street JournalIran and other oil producers will press Saudi Arabia to bear the brunt of production cuts when OPEC meets next week, officials with cartel member governments ... Read more …

Wall Street JournalFor Oil, $50 Isn't Quite the New $70Wall Street JournalHaven't you heard that 50 is the new 70? Rather than a twist on the line friends tell newly minted septuagenarians, this is the reality for parts of the oil industry. America …

Barron'sFalling Oil Prices Will Hurt Texas and Help CaliforniaBarron'sThe price of West Texas Intermediate benchmark oil has dropped nearly 25% since the beginning of October. Gasoline prices have already begun falling and will probably continue to do so i …

BloombergThe 'Lower for Longer' Oil Mantra Fades as Prices Top $80BloombergThe disappearance, though certainly a frivolous detail, underscores something serious about the oil industry. It's suffered more than a century of boom and bust cycles a …

BloombergFish-Oil Heart Medicine Is Rarest of Drug BreakthroughsBloombergBut many previous fish-oil trials have failed. Vascepa's purity enables a higher dose without raising cholesterol, as other fish oils can. Amarin bet that focusing on high-risk pa …

Wall Street JournalOil Majors Pledge to Cut Methane EmissionsWall Street JournalA coalition of the world's biggest oil companies promised Monday to reduce methane emissions from natural gas extraction—part of an effort to shore up the climate credentia …

Wall Street JournalOil Majors Pledge to Cut Methane Emissions - WSJWall Street JournalA coalition of the world's biggest oil companies have pledged to reduce methane emissions from natural gas extraction—part of an effort to shore up the climate . …

Wall Street JournalOPEC Aims for Oil Below $80 Amid Disagreement Over QuotasWall Street JournalALGIERS, Algeria—OPEC producers largely agree that oil prices above $80 a barrel would be too high. But there is widespread disagreement on how the cartel and it …

Moneycontrol.comOil dips on Sino-US trade conflict, but looming Iran sanctions supportMoneycontrol.comOil prices dipped on Friday amid concerns the trade war between the United States and China could intensify, although looming US sanctions against Iran&#3 …