Learn more about oil residue left over on ancient "dirty dishes" and what they can tell us about ancient olive oil production ...

A study reveals olive oil degrades in Mediterranean pots faster than expected, reshaping views of ancient trade and household ...

The price of oil has oscillated from an all-time hike of almost $150 a barrel to a low of $30, hand in hand with the credit-crunch and the inextricable economic connection between money and oil. Why?

The Santa Barbara Maritime Museum (SBMM) is pleased to present “The History of Coal Oil Point,” a fascinating new presentation for its ...

Lion Oil, based in El Dorado, refines and produces oil, gasoline and other oil-based products. Its products include not only ...

The past year has delivered one of the worst crashes in crude oil price history. Crude oil prices have slumped 47% since July 2014. The oil sector hasn't performed this poorly since the 2008 financial ...

Mike Daley, West Virginia Division of Highways District 3 Manager, with Paul Hoblitzell, Museums of the Mid-Ohio Valley board president, with the engine being donated to the state museum. (Photo ...

KILGORE - The horsehead pump moves up and down among the tombstones in the Kilgore cemetery, its presence there seeming almost natural in an old East Texas boomtown where oil still permeates every ...

Oil spills can happen when pipelines rupture, ships collide, or drilling rigs explode. Spills can wreak havoc on the health of marine life and the environment for years after the fact. The 10 biggest ...

Most Oklahomans know the history behind the title given to the city of Tulsa: Oil Capital of the World. Major oil strikes were made before the surrounding territory was even granted statehood. Oil ...

The past year has delivered one of the worst crashes in oil price history. WTI oil prices have plummeted 41% since July 2014. It has been the worst-performing commodity in the energy sector, with ...

The first-ever zero oil trade happened at 2:08 p.m. ET on Monday, April 20, during what is typically the sleepy, postprandial hour leading up to the market’s daily settlement. What took place instead ...