BloombergAn Oklahoma of Oil at Risk as Debt Shackles U.S. Shale DrillersBloombergAs much as 400,000 barrels a day of oil production is at risk as U.S. shale companies like Samson Resources Co. run out of money and are forced to slow drilling. Total debt fo …

MarketWatchOpinion: Why Hess might be your best oil-rebound stockMarketWatchHoward Gold, citing Stephen Schork, editor of “The Schork Report,” made a case on Wednesday that oil could slide again in a big way, at least temporarily, because “Saudi Arabia&#39 …

Minneapolis Star TribuneOil company: Shipment in North Dakota train derailment had been treated to ...Minneapolis Star TribuneCurt Bemson, Associated Press - Ap This photo provided by Curt Bemson shows smoke and fire coming from an oil train that derailed …

FortuneOil's wild ride: Where will prices go?FortuneFrom Main Street to Wall Street, Beijing to Paris, people are interested in whether oil prices will rise or fall. I suggest that we begin to examine this question by asking why oil prices dropped like …

WRAL.comOil in North Dakota derailment was treated to cut volatilityWRAL.comBISMARCK, N.D. — A shipment of oil involved in an explosive train derailment in North Dakota had been treated to reduce its volatility — a move that state officials suggested could …

FortuneWhy this oil price collapse could be differentFortuneThe recent oil price collapse seems like a replay of a bad 1980s movie that we've seen before. If we are not careful, we'll be doomed to make the same mistakes we made last time, allowing …

Huffington PostOil Prices Actually Aren't That Low, Historically SpeakingHuffington PostOil is cheap, but it could still be cheaper. Everybody's talking about how oil prices have crashed from more than $100 a barrel to less than $50 a barrel in jus …