Only a handful of OPEC members are in full compliance with the cartel's agreement to limit crude production, according to the International Energy Agency.
Now that it finally has a budget, Illinois has narrowly avoided becoming the first U.S. state slapped with a "junk" credit rating from S&P Global Ratings.
One Wall Street analyst thinks that Kraft Heinz may make another run for Unilever once a six-month quiet period required by British law ends in August.
The Trump rally on Wall Street was built on hopes of massive tax cuts. Now that tax reform is stalled in Washington, the rally is being kept alive by massive corporate profits.
Increased shale production will transform the U.S. into one of the world's top oil exporters, according to a new forecast by the consultancy PIRA Energy.