Oil

Halliburton posts higher profit on North America demand

Oct 23 (Reuters) - Halliburton Co. (NYSE:HAL) reported a rise in third-quarter profit as the oilfield services company benefited from strong drilling activity in North America, its biggest geography by sales.

Halliburton posts higher profit on North America demand

Oct 23 (Reuters) - Halliburton Co. (NYSE:HAL) reported a rise in third-quarter profit as the oilfield services company benefited from strong drilling activity in North America, its biggest geography by sales.

Oil companies sound alarm on 4Q outlook

Schlumberger (NYSE:SLB) and Baker Hughes, a General Electric company, (NYSE:BGHE) issued cautionary statements over the future of the oil business when discussing its latest quarterly results on Friday, with weak oil prices slowing sector investment.

Oil companies sound alarm on 4Q outlook

Schlumberger (NYSE:SLB) and Baker Hughes, a General Electric company, (NYSE:BGHE) issued cautionary statements over the future of the oil business when discussing its latest quarterly results on Friday, with weak oil prices slowing sector investment.

Democrats fail to block Arctic reserve oil drilling

U.S. Senate Democrats on Thursday failed to pass a measure to block oil and gas drilling in part of the Arctic National Wildlife Reserve, losing to Republicans who believe production there would provide jobs and wealth.

Democrats fail to block Arctic reserve oil drilling

U.S. Senate Democrats on Thursday failed to pass a measure to block oil and gas drilling in part of the Arctic National Wildlife Reserve, losing to Republicans who believe production there would provide jobs and wealth.

Oil pares gains into settlement; U.S. fuel stockpiles rise

Oil prices settled slightly higher on Wednesday, with Brent touching three-week highs and then retreating after a surprising drop in U.S. refining rates and an unexpected build in fuel stocks signaled slower demand in the world's top oil consumer.

Oil pares gains into settlement; U.S. fuel stockpiles rise

Oil prices settled slightly higher on Wednesday, with Brent touching three-week highs and then retreating after a surprising drop in U.S. refining rates and an unexpected build in fuel stocks signaled slower demand in the world's top oil consumer.