CNBCSaudis failing to drown US with oil: Harold HammCNBCThere's growing evidence that Saudi Arabia's attempt to flood the crude market at a time of oversupply and concerns about weakening demand is not working, American oil billionaire Harold Hamm …

ForbesOil Prices Slide Again, and the Bottom Is Not Yet in SightNew York TimesOil prices fell to their lowest level in 12 years, with futures of West Texas intermediate crude for February delivery settling at $31.41 a barrel, down 5.3 percent. Oil futures, …

CNBCAsia markets mixed as energy, commodities sectors lagCNBCIn Japan, where markets resumed trading today after a day off Monday, the Nikkei 225 was down 1.56 percent, with the mining sector down 4 percent and the oil and coal sector falling 3.37 percent. …

CNBCShanghai, Shenzhen indexes gain 0.9% at openCNBC"One was the oil price doing what it's done. And that still isn't resolved," she said. "The second thing was the Chinese currency being unpegged. That wasn't expected either. So …

CNBCChina markets see-saw wildly at openCNBCLucy MacDonald, chief investment officer for global equities at Allianz Global Investors, told CNBC's "Asia Squawk Box" that current market volatility was to be expected, given two large, unexpected …

CNBCAsia shares mixed as China markets see-sawCNBCLucy MacDonald, chief investment officer for global equities at Allianz Global Investors, told CNBC's "Asia Squawk Box" that current market volatility was to be expected, given two large, unex …

CNBCMost Asia markets stumble as oil extends drop, China weighsCNBCMost of Asia's major markets slipped into negative territory by late morning Tuesday as investor sentiment in the region remained fragile as oil prices continued to slide and China conc …

CNBCAsia markets trade mixed, Nikkei 225 slips 2.73%CNBCAsia's major markets closed mostly lower, with investor sentiment in the region remaining fragile as oil prices continued to slide and China concerns weighed. The Australian market erased its morn …

CNBCNikkei drops 2.7% but Shanghai closes with small gainCNBCAsia's major markets closed mostly lower, with the exception of China, as investor sentiment in the region remained fragile on the back of lower oil prices and China concerns. The Australian …

CNBCUS oil sell-off likely to weigh on Asia openCNBCThe energy and materials sectors continued to weigh, falling 1.23 and 0.81 percent respectively on the back of lower oil and commodity prices. In Japan, where markets resumed trading today after a day off …