Wall Street JournalIn the Oil Patch, Bigger Is No Longer Better - WSJWall Street JournalSome of the world's biggest energy companies have begun to preach frugality. ConocoPhillips, which has prioritized share buybacks and dividends in recent years, is …

eNCAOil creeps up towards $70eNCALONDON - Oil rose towards $70 (R827) a barrel on Monday, lifted by a drop in drilling activity in the United States (US) and concerns that Washington could reintroduce sanctions against Iran. US drillers cut seven oil rigs …

New York PostTexas girl's parents drenched her in hot oil for refusing arranged ...New York PostParents of a Texas high school student who was reported missing in late January had abused their daughter after she refused an arranged marriage, leading he …

The Globe and MailInvestors turn away from Canadian energy stocks despite positive signs in oil sectorThe Globe and MailProspects are looking brighter in the Canadian oilpatch as commodity price increases drive higher profits and afford companies room to o …

Financial PostMarkets around the world are rebounding today — and oil is shooting up tooFinancial PostInvestors got a reprieve from last week's rout as equities advanced around the world and volatility subsided. The S&P 500 Index climbed, led by au …

MarketWatchOil prices rebound, tracking equities higherMarketWatchLast week's decline in oil prices was the largest one-week percentage decline since January 2016 after the market was hit by a raft of negative factors. Data showed an increase in U.S. o …

ReutersBig Oil takes stage for post-austerity beauty contestReutersCash flow at oil companies in 2017 rose to its highest since before the slump, helped by the drastic cost cutting plans and a recovery in oil prices, and executives are once again turning t …

The Globe and MailTop Canadian oil stock since crash is small Colombia drillerThe Globe and MailSince crude prices sank below $100 a barrel three years ago, investors in oil stocks have been sending one clear message to companies: Stick to your knitting. N …

Wall Street Journal (subscription)Wall Street Cash Pumps Up Oil Production Even as Prices Sag - WSJWall Street Journal (subscription)Easy Wall Street funding is leading American shale companies to expand drilling even as most lose money on every barrel of …

Wall Street Journal (subscription)Wall Street Cash Pumps Up Oil Production Even as Prices SagWall Street Journal (subscription)Easy Wall Street cash is leading U.S. shale companies to expand drilling, even as most lose money on every barrel of oil they bri …