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Oil may not help Saudi Arabia's relationship with Trump, but it has something else to offer, writes Breakingviews' Andy Critchlow. » Read More
By: Huileng Tan
Trump has promised to boost the U.S. fossil fuel industry, but there will be little real impact on the market in the short-term, a consultant said. » Read More |
Royal Dutch Shell has agreed to sell a package of oil and gas fields to private equity-backed Chrysaor for $3.8 billion. » Read More |
Trump offered wrong information when he was arguing that U.S. pipeline makers should not use foreign pipes. » Read More |
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Eike Batista, once Brazil's richest man, was detained in connection to charges including an alleged $16 million bribe to a former governor.
Chevron reported a second straight quarter of profits, but low oil and gas prices dragged the company to an annual loss.
Pioneering shale driller Harold Hamm had words for a Gazprom executive who cast doubt on the U.S. oil and natural gas industry.
Disagreements on sourcing and exports could be problematic for Keystone XL's newly expedited approval process, Sen. Heidi Heitkamp says.
After Russia's biggest privatisations since the 1990s, it still isn't possible to determine the full identities of those who bought it.
The push by Republicans in the U.S. House of Representatives for a shift to border-adjusted corporate tax (BTA) could push crude prices higher, according to Goldman Sachs.
A pipeline in the western Canadian province of Saskatchewan has leaked 200,000 liters (52,834 gallons) of oil in an aboriginal community.
The interconnections in the North American energy industry are huge and growing.
The tribe opposes the president's move to advance the Dakota Access pipeline and say they'll take legal action.
President Donald Trump moved to advance construction on oil pipeline projects that have been fiercely disputed.
Oil and gas mergers, acquisitions and IPOs surged in the second half as crude prices stabilized, PwC reports.
The oil market looks set to rebalance earlier than expected as OPEC members cut production, according to a report from UBS.
Late on Sunday, the firm announced a state of emergency because of the leak.
Oil prices are edging up in Asia on Monday after OPEC said it was near its target of cutting 1.8 million barrels of crude oil a day.
The extended slump in oil prices has turned the OPEC nation's once-prosperous oil-boom economy into a mirror of the latter day Soviet Union.
North Asia will be hit the hardest when U.S. president-elect Trump follows through on his promises on trade, said Goldman Sachs.
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