There is little doubt that China’s surging exports of refined fuels have cut profit margins for Asia’s refiners, but the pain is unlikely to be shared equally across all the Continue Reading
An employee checks aluminium ingots for export at the Qingdao Port, Shandong province March 14, 2010. When Beijing ordered hundreds of industrial plants to close ahead of China’s first-ever G20 Continue Reading
China’s banks are set to be the biggest losers in the sweeping bailouts of the country’s steel and coal industries. Local governments hoping to save their steel mills and coal Continue Reading
From searching the globe in search of oil deals with intense geopolitical ramifications like Sudan, Niger, Iraq and Venezuela, to cutting a controversial multi-billion dollar oil deal in Canada’s oil Continue Reading
A glitch interrupted the first-ever U.S. livestream of an oil lease sale on Wednesday, and although it didn’t affect the bidding, this epic fail provided just the right metaphor to Continue Reading
In 2015, about one in every 150 cars sold in the U.S. had a plug and a battery. But mass adoption of electric vehicles is coming, and much sooner than Continue Reading
Ford is the latest major company to jump on the driverless vehicles bandwagon announcing that it intends to develop fully autonomous vehicles. That announcement is just the latest in the Continue Reading
Several dozen environmental groups are once again working together to stop a major oil pipeline, hoping to bring back the magic of the fight against the Keystone XL Pipeline. A Continue Reading
Wind power Solar power has been getting all of the proverbial sunlight for the last few years. Most of the focus and attention from environmentalists, regulators, and others has been Continue Reading
Hawkish Fed hints seen limiting yield-maximizing strategy Traders seek cues from crude with link strongest since May The ruble weakened for a second day as speculation the dollar will strengthen Continue Reading
