Oil prices little changed Thursday amid growing supplies globally.
Oil prices plummeted Monday amid growing supplies from the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC).
Oil prices fluctuated around the five-year low Tuesday as there was no sign that producer would cut production in response to the slump.
Oil prices fell Thursday as traders worried that global crude supply might surpass demand.
Italian multinational oil and gas company ENI, and Swiss-based VITOL Energy have secured a 6.0- billion-dollar deal from the government of Ghana to commence oil and gas exploration and production, a release said here Monday.
Crude prices dropped Monday as investors speculated that the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) may not cut production when the producer group meets this week.
Russia attempts to stabilize global oil market by not exceeding its annual production of 525 million tons, Energy Minister Alexander Novak said Monday.
Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev signed Tuesday a resolution creating a special economic zone in the southwest region of Astrakhan, a move aimed at strengthening its economic position in the Caspian region.
Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) inaugurated on Tuesday its wing production line for the F-35 fighter jet, calling it a milestone in its decades-long partnership with Lockheed Martin, the aircraft's manufacturer.
South Korea's industrial output posted a first reduction in three months, reflecting the lackluster growth of the economy, a government report showed Tuesday.
Bolivia rejected Tuesday U.S. allegations of its failure in combating drug trafficking and production, describing the report which accused Bolivia of non-fulfillment of anti-drug agreements as "unilateral" and biased.
The genome of coffee has been sequenced, revealing how one of the world's favorite drinks evolved and providing insights into the beverage's flavor and aroma, an international team of researchers said Thursday.
Healthier diets are not only important to ensure food security and people's health, but also to avoid dangerous climate change, according to a new British study published in the scientific journal Nature Climate Change.
Global drug use has remained stable though a surge in opium production in Afghanistan is of concern, the United Nations drugs and crime agency revealed Thursday.
New Zealand and Denmark have signed a film and television co-production agreement, New Zealand Arts, Culture and Heritage Minister Chris Finlayson announced Tuesday.
Japanese car maker Toyota has reportedly suspended production at its main production base near Bengaluru, the capital of Karnataka state in southern India.
Vietnam's economic recovery trend is irreversible as the country's production and trade activities have witnessed various positive signals in the first two months of 2014, said a Vietnamese official on Wednesday.