Out with the trash: Recycling hurt by cheap oil?
The drop in oil prices in making some virgin materials cheaper than recycled materials. The article Out with the trash: Recycling hurt by cheap oil? was originally published at CNBC....
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Oil services ditch Singapore for Malaysia
Multinationals pull out of city-state in search of lower costs amid crude price fall The article Oil services ditch Singapore for Malaysia was originally published at FT.com....
China’s oil majors slash costs
PetroChina, Sinopec and Cnooc among groups cutting jobs, salaries and spending as crude slide bites The article China’s oil majors slash costs was originally published at FT.com....
Crude prices seesaw
CNBC’s Jackie DeAngelis reports the close of oil going into the long weekend. The article Crude prices seesaw was originally published at CNBC....
US oil closes at $39.46, ends week 5 pct lower
Oil prices pared losses on Thursday, but still posted their first weekly loss in over a month. The article US oil closes at $39.46, ends week 5 pct lower was originally published at CNBC....
Argentina offers a bright spot for oil
State investment remain robust and huge shale reserves attract oil majors The article Argentina offers a bright spot for oil was originally published at FT.com....
Oil boon undermined by policy, says IMF
Research argues that unorthodox policy is limiting cheap crude’s positive impact The article Oil boon undermined by policy, says IMF was originally published at FT.com....
Economic boost from oil unlikely until rates rise: IMF
The slump in oil prices is unlikely to boost the world economy until interest rates start to rise, the IMF said on Thursday. The article Economic boost from oil unlikely until rates rise: IMF was or...
Rosneft runs to stand still amid oil crash
Russian oil sector badly needs to invest to maintain output The article Rosneft runs to stand still amid oil crash was originally published at FT.com....
Memo From Russia: Russia, Light on Cash, Weighs Risks of a Heavy Tax on Oil Giants
Times are so tight the Kremlin may soon dip into the one reserve it holds sacred: the funds its oil companies need to invest to ensure future production. The article Memo From Russia: Russia, Light o...