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Oil rose above $60 a barrel on Friday for the first time this year, bringing its gain this week to almost 4 percent.
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One Texas-based CEO explained Friday how very cheap oil could hurt people.
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Wall Street believes many oil stocks will emerge from their funk this year, according to a report from Birinyi Associates.
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Brian Sullivan talks to CNBC's Scott Cohn about Texas and the impact low oil prices are having on the state's economy.
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The CEO of major oil giant Total told CNBC he was not convinced U.S. energy independence would happen any time soon.
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The price of oil continued its bumpy ride higher on Friday, with analysts feeling more confident that the commodity is set to climb.
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Energy bonds took a hit from fears low oil prices would spur a surge in defaults, but most issuers should stay resilient, Goldman Sachs said.
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Even if Thursday doesn't start a rally, "Fast Money" traders see opportunities in the current oil environment.
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It's possible that, despite efforts and plans by many countries, companies may solve climate change first, says Terry Tamminen.
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Discussing the impact of oil on the housing market in Texas, with Megan McGrath, MKM Partners senior analyst.
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The life cycle of U.S. shale oil wells could put a question mark over American output and price stability.
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How the drop in oil prices is impacting Houston's real estate market, with CNBC's Diana Olick.
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Wells Capital Management's James Paulsen explained Thursday why high oil prices could be bad for the stock markets.
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The Lindsey Group's Peter Boockvar explained Thursday why retail sales did not rise on lower gas prices.
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The President of the Dallas Federal Reserve Bank said Thursday why the Fed should slowly raise rates.
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Todd Horwitz, author and founder of AverageJoeOptions.com, discusses his thoughts on U.S. markets, with comments on Greece, technology and oil.
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In the wake of Tesla's big fourth-quarter earnings and sales miss, auto analyst Adam Jonas says now is the perfect time to jump in.
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"Yes we look at build versus buy, ... but right now is not the time to go out and buying distressed assets," Rio Tinto CEO Sam Walsh tells CNBC.
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Congress gave final passage to a bill approving the Keystone XL pipeline, which President Obama has threatened to veto.
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Some environmental groups are taking issue with First Solar's new farm, in which Apple is making a big investment.
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