World's most expensive sheep fetches record auction price of £368,000
The lamb is a particular breed from Texal, Netherlands and is known for its lean meat and perfect figure.
Salmonella outbreak causes US and Canadian Stores to recall contaminated onions
Over 600 people have fallen ill with salmonella infection from contaminated shipment of red, yellow and white onions
Mattel launches 2020 Barbie Election Campaign Team dolls with black candidate
Mattel's new Barbie 2020 Election series 4-piece doll set is now available online for £31
Trump says OPEC+ planning to cut production 20 mn bpd
After a Sunday videoconference, the top producers agreed to slash daily production by 9.7 million barrels from May.
China and Turkey defy US, will continue to import Iran oil
China and Turkey are standing-up to U.S. demands they stop importing Iranian oil.
African swine fever in China may push pork prices up 78% by 2020
Pork prices in China will skyrocket more than 70 percent in the coming year as the stock of domesticated pigs known as hog will plunge to "historically low" levels because of raging African swine fever.
$80-per-barrel oil possible this summer, warns investment bank
There seems to be enough market evidence to indicate $80 oil by the summer.
Oil demand growth is showing no signs of nearing a peak
The International Energy Agency still doesn't see growth stopping.
Oil Market Uncertainty Can Worsen Into A Crisis, Warns Expert
The prevailing uncertainty in the oil market abetted by OPEC production cuts, the U.S. sanctions on Venezuela oil and other factors can snowball into an energy crunch and impact oil price, warned an industry expert.
A Texas-sized surge in oil production will hold prices down
With oil demand growth slowing, it's entirely possible that U.S. production alone will increase more than global demand in the next few years.
Iran rebuffs Trump's call for OPEC to increase oil output
The OPEC oil ministers began arriving in Vienna on Tuesday ahead of their official meeting Friday, which will also include discussions with Russia.
Trump plans to go ahead with steel, aluminum tariffs on EU
President Donald Trump announced in March the United States would slap a 25 percent tariff on imported steel, and a 10 percent tariff on imported aluminum.
German-Russian pipeline takes shape despite US protests
The Nord Stream 2 project will double the amount of natural gas Russia can funnel directly to the heart of Europe.
Brexit-backing fracking tycoon Jim Ratcliffe becomes Britain's richest man
Jim Ratcliffe topped the Sunday Times Rich List 2018 with an estimated worth of £21.05bn.
Australia paints dire picture of iron ore prices in 2018 forecasting a 20% slump
Government says drop in Chinese demand could spell very bad news for the industry.
Pointers from the financial market's performance in 2017 for the upcoming year
The past 12 months have been largely positive for the stock markets, but the macroeconomic scenario appears increasingly uncertain as we enter 2018.
Sugar industry likely to see record global production of 192m tonnes
However, sugar cane diversion to ethanol production in Brazil means global prices remain high.
Power generation projects face 'significant' carbon transition risk
Industry will remain a focus of increasingly stringent decarbonisation policies as nations address their climate goals.
Anti-dumping measures against cheap imports could help European steelmakers
Growth in demand, rising profits and regulatory support bodes well for the industry, according to a new report.
Opec and non-Opec producers extend oil production cuts to Dec 2018
Russian and Saudi oil ministers came together to drive an extension of output cuts for another 12 months in line with market expectations.
Divergence in IEA and Opec oil demand growth forecasts 'not concerning', says Qatari minister
Mohammed Saleh Al-Sada tells IBTimes UK that global crude demand remains healthy and the market is rebalancing.
Opec on track to extend production cuts but doubts over Russia's cooperation persist
Russia's participation is less than certain after Kremlin expresses concern about length of the proposed extension.
Ten 'crude' years: Manoeuvres, wheeling and dealings at Opec over a volatile decade for oil markets
Having spent the last 10 years covering Opec, the IBTimes Business Editor provides a peek inside the 'central bank of oil'.
Oil plunges from 2-year highs ahead of Opec meeting
Crude futures slide on perceived uptick in US production and Russian reluctance to go along with cartel.
UK energy prices to decline through to 2022 as 'cheap gas imports' rise
Falling demand and lower wholesale gas prices would cut power prices, research suggests.
Tycoon Jim Ratcliffe's expansionist streak sends his firm Ineos to bag yet another North Sea asset
A combination of aggressive acquisitions and expansion initiatives have transformed the petrochemical company in a matter of years.