CNBCOil companies are learning to do more with lessCNBCThe first wave of mid-sized oil and gas exploration and production companies has reported, and the results are more encouraging than many had anticipated. Production levels remain relatively high — in …

BloombergMarathon's Rise Shows Oil Investors Shrug Off Some Dividend CutsBloombergInvestors today are making one thing very clear: they don't care much about the dividends of shale companies. Marathon Oil Corp., one of the biggest drillers in Texas …

Wall Street JournalOil Drillers Hammered as US Crude Supplies Continue to ClimbABC NewsShares of the world's biggest oil companies are tumbling to multi-year lows on new data showing that U.S. crude inventories continue to rise at a time of year when t …

CBC.caOlive oil mislabelled 'extra virgin,' class action suits allegeCBC.caThe suit also alleged Salov's extra virgin olive oil failed to meet state or federal standards for the term "extra virgin," claiming the company mixed the prod …

Financial TimesWorld's kitchens brace for olive oil shockFinancial TimesPrices of the high quality olive oil produced in Italy have surged after last year's bacteria outbreak that infected at least a million trees in the southern part of the countr …

CNBCCramer-Undervalued oil stocks begging to be boughtCNBCThere are plenty of analysts who believe that the combination of heavy production in Saudi Arabia, the return of the market in Iran, the increased production in Iraq and the lack of a decline in sha …

FuelFix (blog)Oil price recovery on the way, panel says, but pace will be slowFuelFix (blog)A panel of oil and gas analysts said Tuesday that oil prices will slowly begin to rise through the rest of 2015, while energy mergers and acquisitions could also in …

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 …

Wall Street JournalWhy Did These Oil Workers Die?Wall Street JournalThe deaths of Trent Vigus and at least nine other oil-field workers over the past five years had haunting similarities. Each worker was doing a job that involved climbing on top of a catwa …