Wide World of SportsRiders go down like dominoesWide World of SportsHalf the Moto3 field went flying off the track in the French Grand Prix at Le Mans in a mass pile-up that caused the race to be stopped and restarted. What appeared to be leaked fluid on o …

Premium TimesPENGASSAN strike: Oil workers 'suspend strike in Rivers'Premium TimesReuters reports that oil industry sources said there was no impact on production, despite the threat of shutdown by the union. Leaders of the union, however, said tha …

Motorsport.com, Edition: GlobalLe Mans Moto3: Mir wins after oil spill carnageMotorsport.com, Edition: GlobalAn oil spill at Turn 6 led to a large number of riders hitting the deck on the second lap of the race, forcing a red flag period. Poleman Jorge Mar …

ForbesHow To Get 11% Yields And Double-Digit Upside In Oil StocksForbesEnergy is one sector where the experts just can't seem to get it right. That's a trend my colleague Brett Owens has been watching for a long time. In a March article, he warned …

Irish TimesTullow oil reports discovery in northern KenyaIrish TimesTullow Oil began exploration in Kenya in 2010 and has five onshore licences in the region. The agreements with Africa Oil and Centric Energy give Tullow a 50 per cent operating interest – …

MarketWatchOil prices under pressure amid fresh concerns about US supplyMarketWatchInvestors are being pulled between news that Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries producers and non-cartel suppliers are poised to cut more of their production …

Asia stocks lower as oil prices slipFinancial TimesTokyo's Topix index was down 0.6 per cent as equities suffered from a firmer yen and energy stocks fell 2 per cent on slipping oil prices. The Nikkei 225 was down 0.7 per cent as well, further diminish …

Daily CometSaudis, Russians agree to extend oil production cutsDaily CometThe world's top petrostates are seeing light at the end of a long oil glut tunnel, but the rough times aren't over yet. On Monday, Saudi Arabia and Russia agreed to extend a …

Mintpress News (blog)Venezuela's Melt Down Explained By The 'Oil Curse'ForbesVenezuela is starving. The people of the once prosperous nation are now literally suffering—and in some cases, dying—from hunger. The socialist government, under Presi …

ForbesThese Guys Are Bullish On Beleaguered Brazil Oil Firm PetrobrasForbesBrazil's beleaguered oil giant, Petrobras, has a new friend. Investment bank Itau Unibanco has gone bullish on the state-owned oil driller currently mired in a once-in-a-lifetim …