OilPrice.comOil Falls As Short Covering Seems To Have Run Its Course ...OilPrice.comSeventy-eight years after oil was discovered in Saudi Arabia, and the Kingdom continues to wield its influence as much as ever. As oil prices charge lower today ...and …

Wall Street JournalShorting Oil to Hedge CreditWall Street JournalMr. Thomas said in a recent note to clients that investment firms hedging by betting on falling oil prices could be undermining their own bond positions by keeping a lid on the market, which …

Wall Street JournalShorting Oil to Hedge Credit - WSJWall Street JournalSome of the biggest bears in the oil market this year have been investors who are actually hoping to see the market recover. Hedge funds that own ...and more » Read mor …

Wall Street JournalSome Oil Bears Want a ReboundWall Street JournalMr. Thomas said in a recent note to clients that investment firms hedging by betting on falling oil prices could be undermining their own bond positions by keeping a lid on the market, whic …

CBC.caBP agrees to $18.7B US settlement over Gulf oil spillCBC.caBP and five Gulf states announced an $18.7 billion settlement Thursday that resolves years of legal fighting over the environmental and economic damage done by the energy giant's oil spil …

Wall Street JournalVenezuela's Biggest Oil Refinery Confronts ChallengesWall Street JournalPUNTO FIJO, Venezuela—At Amuay, this oil-rich country's largest refinery, workers say they risk toxic-gas exposure as they wait for Petróleos de Venezuela SA …

Famous short seller Jim Chanos targets big oil companiesbnn.ca“Having to do things like drill in the Arctic” and “deal with Mr. Putin” are some of the reasons hedge fund manager Jim Chanos said he's “really negative” on integrated oil companies. “They& …

These countries the REAL wildcards for oil: ExpertCNBCDespite the meltdown in the oil market, prices are more likely to rise than to fall further because of geopolitical instability, an industry consultant told CNBC on Thursday. "Iraq, Iran, [and] Lib …

Iraq, Iran and Libya are wildcards for oil: ExpertCNBCDespite the meltdown in the oil market, prices are more likely to rise than to fall further because of geopolitical instability, an industry consultant told CNBC on Thursday. "Iraq, Iran, [and] Lib …

CNBCOil: Why nobody knows how low it will goCNBCThe plunge in the price of oil over recent months has defied all but the most pessimistic analysts. At the moment, there are no shortage of forecasts to pick from as to how low it may eventually go. Goldman S …