Mnuchin says Iranian oil importers to face more difficulty getting waivers
The Treasury secretary's comments come just weeks before the Trump administration reimposes financial sanctions on Iran.
Siemens, GE vie for Iraq electricity contracts
Multinational giants Siemens and General Electric say they have signed memorandums of understanding with Iraq to rebuild the country's electricity infrastructure.
Nearly 36 miles of pipeline replaced after gas explosions
The utility company involved in last month's explosions and fires in Massachusetts says it has replaced nearly 36 miles of main pipeline in the area.
Eastern China coal mine accident kills 2, leaves 18 trapped
Twenty-two people are trapped in a coal mine in China after a rock burst destroyed part of a mining tunnel.
US stocks wobble at the end of another shaky week of trading
Strong earnings are sending U.S. stocks higher Friday at the end of a choppy week of trading.
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___ China's growth slows as officials try to reassure investors BEIJING (AP) — China's economic growth has sunk to a post-global crisis low as officials launch a media blitz to reassure investors about its sagging stock market.
What's at stake if investors begin to shun Saudi Arabia
The disappearance of a Saudi journalist last seen entering the kingdom's consulate in Istanbul has shaken businesses' confidence in the country as a place to do business, with potential consequences for billions of dollars in investments into and out of the country.
Market is under-evaluating this problem with Saudi Arabia: Amy Myers Jaffe
Saudi Arabia's impact on oil
Oil, gas CEOs confident that industry will continue to boom: study
Here’s what a new report released by KPMG found about the oil and gas industry.
Oil, gas CEOs confident about industry growth
2018 Oil and Gas CEO Outlook Report
Russia to build two-reactor nuclear plant in Uzbekistan
Russian President Vladimir Putin and the president of Uzbekistan have agreed that Russia will build the ex-Soviet republic's first nuclear power plant.
Asian stocks tumble after Wall Street skids, China slows
U.S. stocks are sharply lower Thursday as technology and internet companies, industrials, and companies that rely on consumer spending all skid.
Evacuation lifted after California gas pipeline scare
A fire that ignited in an underground natural gas storage area in the San Francisco Bay Area prompted the evacuation of thousands of residents, as Chevron emergency crews worked Thursday to purge gas from a pipeline and prevent an explosion, officials said.
The Latest: Evacuation lifted after pipeline fire scare
The Latest on a fire threatening a natural gas pipeline in the San Francisco Bay Area (all times local): 8:15 a.m.
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___ Job growth is found to be no cure for a community's poverty BALTIMORE (AP) — A healthy dose of job growth has long been seen as a likely cure for poverty.
BP starts expansion to Thunder Horse deep-water Gulf field
Energy giant BP says it's added the equivalent of 30,000 barrels of oil a day to production at its largest Gulf of Mexico platform, called Thunder Horse .
Asia shares sag after retreat on Wall St, weaker Japan data
Shares fell Thursday in Asia after a retreat on Wall Street driven by sell-offs of technology shares, homebuilders and retailers.
World shares mixed after Wall St retreat, weaker Japan data
Shares turned higher in Europe on Thursday after declines in Asia and on Wall Street.
Oil falls amid U.S.-Saudi Arabia tensions
U.S.-Saudi Arabia tensions
Oil prices at risk as more electric vehicles hit the road
Here’s when electric vehicles could start to hurt oil sales











