Wall Street JournalLibya Says Oil Sector Open Again for BusinessWall Street JournalLONDON--Libya intends to reopen its oil sector to new foreign investments, its state-run oil company's chief said Tuesday, a move that would give oil companies the oppor …

Oil And Gas Bankruptcies Set To Double This YearOilPrice.comCreditors from bankrupt oil and gas companies are suffering in the current climate, as loan recovery rates have plummeted while insolvencies have increased, which may even be on a par with the col …

MarketWatchEuropean stocks face worst day in almost 3 months as oil, Deutsche Bank shares slumpMarketWatchEuropean stocks slid Monday, with a selloff in oil and gas shares and in German lender Deutsche Bank AG pushing the market's benchmark toward its …

Wall Street JournalUS, UK Diplomats Meet Libyan Militias to Restart Oil ExportsWall Street JournalTUNIS—Diplomats from the U.S. and U.K. met with Libyan militia officials in recent weeks to help restart oil exports from the beleaguered country, militia and …

Financial TimesOil outlook: 'bearish' inventories aren't what they seemFinancial TimesUS shale supply may moderate price swings but it won't change oil's inherently cyclical and volatile nature. Lower global spending on oilfield develop …

Wall Street JournalRival Libyan Oil Companies Agree to MergeWall Street JournalRival Libyan oil companies have finalized a deal to merge, Libyan officials said, removing a key obstacle to the unification of the conflict-torn nation under the auspices of a …

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 …