58.com launched at $17 in its IPO approximately six months ago. Now it's got a follow-up offering at $38.
Energy and Capital editor Keith Kohl explains what will fuel the next stage of the U.S. oil and gas boom.
Coal is still one of the most hated investments out there. But this is good news for us contrarian investors who like to buy stocks everyone else has already sold...
Duke Energy has begun looking for buyers for a rack of unused nuclear fuel assemblies, essential elements to a nuclear reactor core.
An emboldened Russia is tightening its grip on the energy market in Europe. Here's what the Germans plan to do about it, and how you can take advantage.
Nanomaterials are the future, and MIT has developed a new one with some amazing possibilities.
A small UK company just scored a licensing deal with General Electric for its alternative energy storage system that uses condensed air.
Energy and Capital editor Keith Kohl reveals why the Petroplex region is experiencing a new boom after more than a century of oil production.
There are an estimated 60 ships waiting to use the Houston Ship Channel, which has been closed since Saturday due to a major oil spill.
Energy and Capital editor Keith Kohl takes a hard look at how the success of Obama's sanctions on Russia is heavily dependent on the shale gas boom.
We live in an era of disposable tech. With no repair staff on hand, Sprint is exacerbating our tendency to throw away rather than fix.
Natural gas storage tanks are too big, too awkward, too expensive, and not efficient enough for vehicles. New technology could fix this problem.