Who Actually Controls the World's Oil?
Regardless of control, new investments in finding and producing more oil are required.
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Oil Up as Market Weighs Trade Deal Against Supply
Oil pared a weekly loss as investors weighed signs of progress in the U.S.-China trade war against swelling American crude inventories.
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Oil Up After Report Points to US Inventory Drop
Oil rose for a second day after an industry report pointed to a drop in U.S. inventories.
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Oil Down After Trump Damps Trade-Deal Optimism
Oil fell for a third day as President Donald Trump failed to provide any fresh details on trade negotiations with China.
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OPEC+ Risks Oil Slump Below $50
With their next meeting just weeks away, OPEC and its partners are showing no impetus for stronger action to support oil prices.
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Oil Bulls Make Shy Comeback
Hedge funds are showing cautious optimism that oil has room to rally.
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Oil Down as Investors Weigh Trade Deal Progress
Oil pared a weekly gain as investors weighed signs of progress in the prolonged U.S.-China trade war that's undermined global crude demand.
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Fracking Could Revive Colombia's Oil and Gas Game
Fracking could give Colombia's oil industry a new lease on life.
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Algeria's Falling Oil Output Shifts Focus to Shale Gas
The region's oil problems of late stem from a long list of factors.
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Oil Industry Balancing Growth, Carbon Footprint Cuts
Here are a few popular industry strategies for cutting carbon footprints.