Chevron and other oil companies are cutting thousands of positions, while offshoring more white-collar jobs to the country.

Competition for engineering and geologist jobs in the oil-and-gas sector was fierce prior to Trump’s tariffs, Collin Eaton of The Wall Street ...

A deadly attack at a tourist site in India-administered Kashmir has sparked worries over rising tensions between India and ...

Like Chevron, Exxon Mobil has also been expanding in India ... BP and TotalEnergies were early entrants to the job market in India, where they made investments in lubricants, gas and renewable ...

The Qatar-UK relationship is deeply rooted and historic, spanning decades and built on pillars of understanding, ...

A new study estimates that the world's biggest corporations have caused $28 trillion in climate damage, which is a shade less ...

The 24 Hours of Le Mans is a technology laboratory in its own right, focused on automobile innovation. It has been pushing ...

The Texas economy has thrived under the proliferation of free trade agreements in recent decades, but it has made the state ...

The U.S. Trade and Development Agency is working to push gas to emerging markets as part of Donald Trump’s plans for global energy dominance.

Korea might see participation as a way to strengthen its position not only on tariffs, but also in defense cost-sharing talks. Still, the risks outweigh the potential leverage. A change in ...