Wall Street JournalNew Libyan Oil Company StallsWall Street JournalMALTA—A host of energy firms have so far refused to do business with the U.N.-backed Libyan government until a peace treaty is signed, another blow to the institution's bid to build a n …

Wall Street JournalLibya's State Oil Company Reassures West of Its IndependenceWall Street JournalThe state-run oil company has been caught in the middle of a conflict playing out since the ouster and death of dictator Moammar Gadhafi, dividing the cou …

BloombergRecord Gasoline Output to Curb Biggest U.S. Oil Glut in 85 YearsBloombergThey'll increase output to meet consumer demand and they've added more than 100,000 barrels a day of capacity since last summer, when they processed the most oil on r …

Financial TimesInvestor appetite for oil has yet to be tested fullyFinancial TimesThe battle for supremacy in world oil markets can be seen as a contest between different economic models: between governments and markets. So far, the market-based system has …

Reuters UKAs war grows, Libya's official government in new bid for oil cashReuters UKThinni, based in the eastern city of Al-Bayda, announced late on Saturday he had authorised his internationally recognised government's oil corporation to open a s …