Proposed oil field waste landfill draws criticism
A proposed oil field waste landfill northwest of Underwood, N.D. is being criticized by some area residents who fear radioactive contamination and increased highway traffic. Full story
Ill. colleges plan training for gas drilling jobs
Two colleges in southern Illinois have announced a cooperative agreement to provide training in the emerging field of high-volume oil and gas drilling. Full story
Chevron secures Iraqi Kurdish oil deal
U.S. oil giant Chevron says it has signed a deal with Iraq's Kurdish regional government to expand its oil exploration territory in the northern self-rule region. Full story
Final Glance: Oil companies
Shares of some top oil companies were up at the close of trading: Full story
Illinois gov. signs tough fracking regulations law
Illinois Gov. Pat Quinn has signed legislation giving the state the nation's strictest regulations for high-volume oil and gas drilling. Full story
Jefferies analysts upgrade some oil companies
Big oil company shares showed mixed results Monday after a group of Jefferies analysts shifted their ratings on some related stocks. Full story
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