Citi: US Shale Beats OPEC At $40 OilOilPrice.comCitigroup has said that U.S. shale will prevail over OPEC because of its higher resilience to low prices and OPEC's losing strategy of cutting output and losing revenues and market share. Citigroup's …

CBC.caFlow of Alberta oil to US likely safe as NAFTA talks get going, analyst saysCBC.caThe flow of Alberta oil into the U.S. is not likely to become an issue as the first round of NAFTA renegotiations get underway, according to a Calgary trade analyst. Bu …

New York TimesA Strong Week for Oil Prices Is Rockier for SharesNew York TimesA surge in the price of oil sent energy company shares higher on Friday, but stocks over all got only a small lift as retailers suffered big losses. Stocks rose in morning tradin …

CBC.caAlberta NDP distances itself from Tom Mulcair's 'oil in the ground' remarkCBC.caAlberta delegates at the national NDP convention in Edmonton are trying to distance themselves from remarks made by federal NDP Leader Tom Mulcair about keepi …

OilPrice.comOil Stages Comeback On Bullish EIA DataOilPrice.comOil prices increased from the mid-$30s per barrel this week, with Brent once again rising above $40 per barrel and WTI sitting near $39 per barrel at the end of the week. Prices bounced around, …

MarketWatchUS stocks pressured as weak oil offsets consumer staples, utilities rallyMarketWatch“The U.S. stock market started to lose momentum yesterday and is in negative territory today, which is not surprising given that oil prices also moved lower. Inv …

BloombergOil Talk Is Cheap For Obama, Not for OPECBloombergPresident Obama's pledge not to open the Atlantic Coast for oil drilling is a little like me promising not to become a brain surgeon. With oil prices languishing in the $30s, and many drillers …

CBC.caCanadian dollar knocked back as oil weakensCBC.caThe Canadian dollar fell two-thirds of a cent to below 75 cents US on Tuesday, as oil prices continued to fall. The loonie was at 74.75 cents US in morning trading, reflecting both falling commodity pr …

CBC.caCanadian dollar knocked back as oil weakens - Business - CBC NewsCBC.caThe Canadian dollar fell two-thirds of a cent to below 75 cents US on Tuesday, as oil prices continued to slide.and more » Read more http://news.google.com/news/url?sa= …

CBC.caCanadian dollar sinks to 73.5 cents US as oil swoon continuesCBC.caCrude oil prices have sold off sharply the past two days after OPEC effectively said over the weekend that it would no longer limit the amount of oil it was willing to sell on the mar …