Missing oil tycoon Ye Jianming’s firm faces delisting in China  South China Morning PostThe process to give the boot to the Shenzhen-listed firm of once-powerful conglomerate CEFC China Energy is likely to begin this week. Read more https://www.s …

The Oil Giant That Investors IgnoreOilPrice.comPetroChina, the public division of China's state giant CNPC, has quietly become the third-largest oil and gas company globally, with a market cap exceeding Chevron's since the start of this year; quiet …

How Oil Drives The South China Sea ConflictOilPrice.comMoreover, the 1993/1994 USGS estimate states that natural gas is actually more abundant in the area than oil. According to the USGS, about 60 percent-70 percent of the area's hydrocarbon resources …

New York TimesHard-Charging Chinese Energy Tycoon Falls From Xi Government's GracesNew York TimesHONG KONG — A mysterious Chinese buyer surprised the financial world last year when it swooped in to buy a $9 billion chunk of Russia's state oil compa …

New York TimesA Mysterious, Debt-Laden Oil Company Draws China's ScrutinyNew York TimesHONG KONG — A mysterious Chinese buyer surprised the financial world last year when it swooped in to buy a $9 billion chunk of Russia's state oil company. Few ou …

FortuneThe Unusual Journey of China's Newest Oil BaronFortuneFor decades, China's oil industry has been dominated by its state-owned oil giants, PetroChina, Sinopec, and CNOOC. Like China's other state-owned enterprises (SOEs), the giants have …

MarketWatchEuropean stocks finish in the green as Deutsche Bank and oil shares rallyMarketWatchEuropean stocks closed with firm gains on Wednesday, as a rally for embattled Deutsche Bank AG sparked a banking-sector recovery, while oil companies rose amid o …