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CNNMoney: Oil jumps almost $2, nears record

Oil prices jumped almost $2 a barrel Thursday, and neared a new record high, following a surprise drop in U.S. crude inventories, a strike at Chevron's operations in Nigeria and a fire at BP's Alaska oil field.

Fortune: Can BP bounce back?

"This is where it all started," says BP Prudhoe Bay field manager Kemp Copeland, pointing to a rust-colored steel pipe snaking its way across the bleak Alaska tundra 250 miles north of the Arctic C...

CNNMoney: BP earnings hit by Alaskan woes

Oil company BP posted reduced earnings for the period that saw it shut down its Alaskan oil fields due to a leaks in its pipeline, but the company appeared to top forecasts.

Fortune: BP was warned

How could BP, a company that has made being green a core part of its identity, even rebranding itself as "Beyond Petroleum," suffer within one year both the worst oil spill in the history of the North Slope and the worst U.S. refinery accident in more than a decade?

CNNMoney: Early jump for stocks

Stocks started higher Monday as oil fell below $60 a barrel for the first time in six months.

CNNMoney: Fueling a rally

Stocks looked poise to get a lift from oil prices falling below $60 a barrel Monday.

Fortune: The gusher paradox

The recent discovery of a massive oilfield under the Gulf of Mexico appears to be a godsend for our crude-hungry country. It's not that simple, however. The new deep-water find is a pointed example...

CNNMoney: BP seeks part of Alaska pipeline reopened

Oil giant BP says it has requested permission from the Department of Transportation to restart operations for the eastern part of the BP Prudhoe Bay pipeline in Alaska, the part that was shut down this summer upon the discovery of severe pipeline corrosion.

Fortune: Beyond Prudhoe

New BP America president Bob Malone spoke with FORTUNE's Abrahm Lustgarten about Prudhoe Bay and the company's string of problems.

CNNMoney: BP 'fell short' on pipeline, execs admit

BP's top U.S. executives told lawmakers Thursday that the company stumbled by failing to prevent a major Alaskan pipeline from becoming crippled by corrosion.

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