Shale drillers are staring down the barrel of the worst oil bust yet

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Shale drillers are staring down the barrel of the worst oil bust yet

America’s shale drillers have never faced an oil bust quite like this. The split between Russia and its one-time OPEC allies last week has ignited an all-out price war. U.S. crude prices plunged the most since the 1990s, falling to less than $28 a barrel and …
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Brian Chappatta on Why Jobs Data Didn't Move Markets (Podcast)

Bloomberg Opinion columnist Brian Chappatta says that even though February's U.S. employment report was strong, markets don't move on
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Ford Shows Dealers Its Sub-$20000 Small Pickup Coming Next Year

It was early last year that Ford first confirmed that a small pickup is destined to enter their lineup, a model intended to slot underneath the Ranger. In a meeting of dealers, Ford chief operating officer Jim Farley showed off the forthcoming pickup, revealing its …
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Fed Moves to Keep Credit Flowing and Money Markets Calm Amid Coronavirus Turmoil

WASHINGTON — The Federal Reserve tried to insulate both Main Street and Wall Street from the coronavirus’s economic fallout on Monday, encouraging banks to work with affected customers while taking measures to keep money flowing smoothly between …
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The World's 10 Richest Billionaires Lose $38 Billion On Coronavirus-Spurred 'Black Monday'

Following a week of steep market losses amid mounting coronavirus fears, the world’s 10 richest people lost a combined $37.7 billion on Monday, as the S&P 500 and Dow Jones each sunk nearly 8%. Nine of the 10 billionaires took a multi-billion dollar hit on …
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