Oil is now hovering around $66 a barrel, prompting analysts to model scenarios where prices remain in the $60s this year or ...

Big Oil has made returning cash to investors through dividends and share repurchases a strategic cornerstone of its efforts ...

Big Oil has a powerful ally in the White House, but the first quarter of Donald Trump’s presidency was a real test for ...

Mexico’s state-owned Petróleos Mexicanos, known as Pemex, has long held the title of the most indebted oil group in the world ...

Spanish oil refiner Petronor said all units at its Bilbao oil refinery were shut due to the power blackout in the country, ...

Investor interest in the nascent sector has been intensifying, fueling optimism initially driven by research startups and ...

Analysts suggest that some major oil and gas companies may announce reduced share buyback programs for this year, compared to ...

The energy landscape is changing, and legacy players that stick to the old formula may find themselves outpaced ...

Oil and gas producers’ years long buyback spree is at risk of coming to an abrupt end — amping up the pressure on stocks that are already reeling under falling oil prices.

Chevron and other oil companies are cutting thousands of positions, while offshoring more white-collar jobs to the country.

The oil industry is bracing for its worst year since the pandemic, and Spain and Portugal are reeling from a massive power outage. Plus, the FT’s Emily Herbert explains why the flight into the Swiss ...

But the Gulf of Mexico is quietly making a crude oil comeback thanks to new technologies and cost efficiencies utilizing ...