Wall Street JournalBankruptcy Bust: How Zombie Companies Are Killing the Oil RallyWall Street JournalTheir owners may be bankrupt, but the sprawling mines of Wyoming's Powder River Basin are still churning out coal. It is the same story in oil fields a …

Wall Street JournalBankruptcy Bust: How Zombie Companies Are Killing the Oil Rally ...Wall Street JournalEnergy investors have long hoped that falling prices would solve themselves by driving producers into bankruptcy and stanching the flood of excess supp …

CBC.caSaudis came out ahead in the oil price war, but everyone lostCBC.caTwo years ago, a barrel of oil sold for $82.04 US, and Saudi Arabia was producing somewhere around 9.75 million barrels a day, a potential $800 million a day in revenue. Last month, S …

Wall Street JournalCanada's Suncor Energy Swings to Loss on Production Cuts from Wildfires, Low Oil PricesWall Street JournalGlobal energy producers have been hit hard by a slide in oil prices below $50 a barrel, and many oil-sands operators in Western …

Hellenic Shipping News WorldwideAn Ugly Hump Day for OilHellenic Shipping News WorldwideWhen it comes to the great rebalancing of the global oil market, Wednesday will not be remembered very fondly. In no particular order: -Oilfield services giant Hallibur …

Los Angeles TimesYou should really be making olive oil pancakes. Here's a recipe.Los Angeles TimesLight and fluffy, with a slight buttermilk tang, what sets these pancakes apart is a touch of rich and fruity olive oil. In this recipe from chef Jose And …

CBC.caOil patch earnings season will bring more red inkCBC.caThat will help the big so-called integrated companies, such as Imperial Oil and Suncor, which refine oil and sell gasoline. In a research report, BMO Capital Markets analyst Randy Ollenberger not …

The VergeOil traders may be the last people to realize they don't need YahooThe VergeYahoo's instant messaging service has been used by oil traders to issue orders and chat about commodities for years. While IT departments have often struggled mana …

The AustralianWoodside to buy ConocoPhillips oil assets in SenegalThe AustralianWoodside Petroleum has agreed to pay $US430 million for ConocoPhillips' 35 per cent stake in a Senegal offshore oil joint venture containing what was until recently the wor …

CBC.caCanadian urge to produce expensive oil reminds us why world prices have hit a ceiling: Don PittisCBC.caThe main thrust for Canadian producers is to build more pipelines so they can expand capacity and push ever more of their relatively expensive oil …