NEW YORK (Reuters) -The U.S. Federal Trade Commission allowed Chevron's $53 billion purchase of Hess Corp on Monday, in an ...

Oil closed little changed after a day of choppy trading as investors assessed the risks that Israel's recent strikes against Hezbollah will widen th ...

Crude oil futures ended flat amid global demand concerns and Middle East conflict. Q3 was the biggest percentage drop since ...

No $100 oil coming soon … but is a rebound coming in Q4? … the contrarian case based on extreme pessimism … long-term ...

The FTC cleared Chevron's $53 billion acquisition of Hess but barred CEO John Hess from joining Chevron's board after the ...

A sustained fully-fledged assault and push by Israel’s military into Lebanon would be highly unlikely to be met with direct ...

FTC’s latest findings bolster claims of collusion among shale producers raised in ongoing Congressional probes and major ...

The agency accuses John Hess of improper talks with OPEC and will block him from joining the board of Chevron, which is ...

Nicholas Misukanis writes on Germany's long-term phase-out of its nuclear program, completed in 2023. The process began under ...

With growing geopolitical instability, delayed OPEC+ production increases, and rapid technological advancements, the oil and ...

Oil and gas CEOs are increasingly in the crosshairs of the Federal Trade Commission, The Wall Street Journal reports.  The FTC on Monday alleged Hess CEO John Hess had private talks with the ...

Federal regulators are alleging a major oil company CEO conspired with foreign governments to keep oil and gas prices high.