CNBCExpect M&A from ALL big oil firms: Top analystCNBCWhen it comes to dealmaking among big, integrated oil companies, it's not a question of who will do deals this year, but when, according to top-rated energy analyst Doug Terreson of Evercore ISI …

Wall Street JournalUS Stocks Slip as Oil Prices Slide, China Data DisappointsWall Street JournalU.S. stocks fell Monday along with oil prices, pulling back after major indexes notched their biggest-one day rally since the fall. Fresh signs of weakness in C …

The GuardianOil price jumps as Russia hints at production cutsThe GuardianThe price of oil jumped 8% at one stage on Thursday after Russian officials said they would discuss production cuts with Saudi Arabia and other Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Co …

CNBC'Big oil' earnings: Investors get ready for painCNBCEarnings season gets underway for the energy industry's giants on Friday when Chevron reports before the bell. With profits and revenue for so-called "Big Oil" expected to fall s …

OilPrice.comConfusion On Saudi Proposed Production Cut See Oil Prices SpikeOilPrice.comToday the market is putting its faith in a coordinated cut to oil production from key producers including OPEC and Russia. While a cut of 5 percent is being bantered aro …

CNBCThe oil bottom is not in yet: Citi commodity chiefCNBCCrude prices have surged on hopes that OPEC and Russia may reach a deal to curtail output, but oil futures could fall to new lows as soon as next week, said Ed Morse, Citigroup's global head of …

With Purchase of BG Group, Shell's Chief Bets on Oil ResurgenceNew York TimesRoyal Dutch Shell's chief executive, Ben van Beurden, can breathe easier after shareholders backed his big gamble that oil prices would rebound. Only 17 percent of investo …

Stocks Drop as Oil Prices Resume SlideWall Street JournalStocks in the U.S. and Europe slipped Monday after notching their first week of gains this year, while oil prices also resumed their slide. The Dow Jones Industrial Average declined 47 points, or 0.3 …

Wall Street JournalOil Wipeout: Why Prices Aren't as Cheap as They LookWall Street JournalThe rout in oil prices won't be reversed by OPEC, frackers, China or even the Fed. Only supply and demand can swing it. But the problem with calculations abou …

CNBCBrace yourself. Oil to get worse before it gets betterCNBCAfter U.S. crude prices broke below $30 per barrel for the first time in 15 years, the market is asking how low oil futures can go? Most analyses see it rebounding in the back half of 2016, but …