Oil companies maintain check, petrol and diesel may remain soft till elections end  Business StandardRising retail price of petrol and diesel prices is unlikely to become a problem for the ruling NDA government in the coming general elections as …

Engineers from Danville paint a drafty portrait of wasted energy at Piedmont Arts in Martinsville  Martinsville BulletinThe Danville chapter of the Association of Energy Engineers once every four years performs a free energy audit, this year for …

NEXT Mcast is still restructuring engineering courses - Chamber of Engineers  Times of MaltaThe engineering courses offered by Mcast are currently still being restructured to ensure they are “on equal footing” with those offered at the University …

Wintershall CEO holds LNG and DEA merger discussion with First Mayor of Hamburg  LNG IndustryWintershall's CEO has advocated for the greater usage of LNG and informed Hamburg's First Mayor about the upcoming merger between Wintershall and DEA. Re …

Wall Street JournalEmirates Airline Full-Year Profit Lifted by Low Oil PricesWall Street JournalDUBAI—Emirates Airline on Tuesday reported a 56% jump in full-year net profit, as the state-owned carrier was boosted by low oil prices and increased passenger …

MarketWatchWall Street attempts to shrug off oil slide after Doha disappointsMarketWatchWall Street was facing mild losses on Monday after a meeting of major oil producers in Doha, Qatar, ended without agreement on a production freeze, triggering a 3% slid …

CNBCThese stocks should jump on oil's Doha dropCNBCU.S. crude oil futures plunged in early trading after the world's biggest oil producing nations failed to reach a deal to cap production at a summit in Doha, Qatar. While global stock markets weake …

CNBCOil surges through key threshold. Don't buy itCNBC11, oil prices have bounced back furiously, up more than 60 percent, leading investors to wonder if the bottom in crude may finally be here. Traders watch the average price of the last 200 days to d …

CNBCPro Uncut: Chevron CEO sees oil bottomCNBCJohn Watson, chairman and CEO of Chevron, shared his views on the energy market and oil prices in an exclusive interview with CNBC. "We think we'll be growing production into a rising market," Wat …

CNBCThe Trade: These rising stocks are oil-proofCNBCOil down, market down. The price of crude is still driving the stock market, but what can investors buy if they don't want to play this game anymore? The S&P 500 has rallied 5 percent over the pas …