NEW YORK, Jan 23 (Reuters) - Oil fell 1% on Thursday after U.S. President Donald Trump urged Saudi Arabia and OPEC to bring down its cost during his address at the World Economic Forum.

By 1997, when 84 countries signed the Kyoto Protocol to curb global greenhouse gas emissions, the oil industry had built an effective apparatus for actively discrediting climate science and ...

Indian fintech Jar has turned cash-flow positive, an executive at the Tiger Global-backed startup confirmed on Wednesday. The 3-year-old startup, which offers savings and investment services to ...

Trump’s move came as part of a broad assault on executive orders issued by former President Joe Biden, including revoking his recent decision to bar drilling rigs in some 625 million acres of ...

Artificial intelligence has suddenly made electricity a hot commodity. No wonder major oil companies want a piece of it.

Trump Orders US Waters Open to Oil Drilling, Reversing Biden Action seen delivering on his vow to unleash American energy Biden had blocked new offshore oil leases in 625 million acres ...

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Oil and gas development remained at the forefront of the executive action, though the order seeks to unleash all of Alaska’s “natural resource potential,” including timber, seafood ...

President Trump has lifted some of former President Biden’s efforts to restrict oil and gas drilling on public lands and waters — though his move could face court hurdles. Trump’s decision ...

Elon Musk has addressed Donald Trump’s victory rally in Washington DC on the eve of the US President-elect’s inauguration.

Oil prices fell as traders await clarity on President-elect Donald Trump's policy agenda. Banks are gearing up for oil prices to fall below $60 a barrel by the middle of Trump’s term. Standard ...

little oil is flowing. Donald Trump could potentially lift sanctions altogether, allowing Venezuelan crude to flow once again to U.S. refineries. But there's reason to believe he won't do that.