Energy and Capital editor Keith Kohl explains the point in time when we should be worried about our oil supply.
There is such a thing as information overload. And in this high-speed digital age, I think we're all affected by it in some way.
Energy and Capital editor Keith Kohl shows investors a new up-and-coming shale play that is starting to attract a lot of attention from Big Oil.
If you've never caught a 100-pound tarpon, I suggest you do so immediately. If you haven't yet diversified your energy portfolio, I suggest you do that, too.
Why play a $640 million lottery when $270 trillion is sitting on the table?
I think most people who have “good luck” are just better at capitalizing on opportunity.
Editor Keith Kohl highlights the new strategies Big Oil companies are undertaking to stay competitive.
Obama moves forward with imposing sanctions on Iranian oil imports despite concerns over oil prices and spare capacity.
Kenya just struck oil for the first time. And U.S. government geologists estimate the East Africa Rift contains 72 billion barrels of untapped crude.
PetroChina (NYSE: PTR) announced Thursday it had pumped 2.4 million barrels of a oil a day last year, surpassing Exxon by some 100,000 barrels.
Total S.A.'s drilling rig began leaking in the North Sea, and experts are attempting to extinguish a flare left burning at the site.
Rising gas prices present an insurmountable obstacle facing future road trippers. The exponential rate at which gas prices continue to rise is a variable that cannot be accounted for. With the...