Halliburton lays off 800 in Oklahoma, plant closure expected
Halliburton is laying off more than 800 employees in El Reno, Oklahoma, and says it expects to close its office in the Oklahoma City suburb.
Iran, Russia are 'limited liability partners': Ret. Army colonel
China, Russia, Iran
Oil prices jump on OPEC production cut rumors
Oil prices jumped Monday, lifted by the prospect of longer production cuts by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries.
Saudis want OPEC to keep oil prices up ahead of Aramco IPO: report
OPEC will meet with a 10-nation group led by Russia this week in Vienna.
Trump enforced 'economic hammer' on global front: Retired Major General
Trump, national security
Iran likely to use military to disrupt oil flow, cause recession: Gen. Jack Keane
Iran’s threats to the U.S.
As electric cars and Tesla make headlines, this CEO is betting on charging stations
“There's no question about it: The future of mobility is electric,” Blink Charging Company CEO said.
China needs to reaffirm ‘1 country, 2 systems’: Geopolitics expert
James Carafano on Hong Kong, Iran
Saudi Aramco IPO valued at $1.7 trillion: Sources
Saudi Aramco IPO, market
Pennsylvania to spend $3M researching if fracking causes rare cancer
The research, he said, is meant to address “the concern that there is a relationship between hydraulic fracturing and childhood cancers.”
Exxon Mobil may shed $25B in assets
The oil giant is reportedly preparing for a massive sale of assets.
At Democratic debate, Sanders advocates prosecuting fossil fuel execs over climate change
"Maybe we should think about prosecuting them," Sander said.
Saudi king talks Aramco IPO, selling parts of the world's biggest company
King Salman said Saudi Arabia’s ability to quickly recover and meet global oil demand after the attacks prove “its leading role in ensuring the security and stability of global energy supplies.”
California toughens drilling oversight in setback for industry
State is seeking to wind down its reliance on fossil fuels.
Saudi Aramco's IPO could stiff big banks with relatively small fees
The 25 banks hired by Aramco as bookrunners for its domestic initial public offering (IPO) have seen their projected payouts dwindle despite spending years working on the much-delayed marquee listing.
US pressure on Iran is working: Retired Army General
Iran, protests, civilians
Keystone pipeline spill now looks worse than previously thought
A crude oil spill from the Keystone pipeline in eastern North Dakota has turned out to have affected almost 10 times the amount of land as first reported, a state regulator said Monday.
Saudi Aramco to sell 1.5% stake, valuing company up to $1.7T
The figure fell short of the $2 trillion mark Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman had sought.



















