Oil

The need to maintain oil supply lines in combat puts soldiers at risk

It's expected that the State Department will release its final environmental assessment of the Keystone XL pipeline. There have been protests in Washington against the pipeline for two weeks.

Students flock to college programs in the field with six-figure starting salaries as incentive

As the conflict ends, the fate of Libya's damaged oil industry rests with the National Ruling Council.

Will the end of the conflict in Libya mean lower prices at the pump? Juli Niemann explains why we might not feel the difference in our wallets any time soon.

If the conflict in Libya ends, much of its oil production will eventually resume. But how much of that will really affect global prices for crude?

As the rule of Col. Muammar Gaddafi in Libya seems to near an end, the country could start producing oil again. But will it be enough to knock prices down?

Experts say any new government in Libya will quickly restore the country's oil exports. This leads to greater certainty and lower oil prices

High prices last week, low prices this week. That volatility carries a cost

One silver lining of this week's bad financial news could stick around through the end of the year