Clifford Krauss
Steve Payne
Clifford Krauss has been a correspondent for The New York Times since 1990. He currently is a national business correspondent based in Houston, covering energy. He covered the State Department, Congress and the New York City police department before serving as Buenos Aires bureau chief and Toronto bureau chief. Before working at The Times, he worked as a foreign correspondent for The Wall Street Journal and was the Edward R. Murrow fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations. He is author of “Inside Central America: Its People, Politics and History,” (1991). He has published articles in Foreign Affairs, GQ and Wilson Quarterly, along with other publications.
Articles
Business Leaders Cautiously Expect G.O.P. Win to Open Some Doors
Issues expected to get a new look include a corporate tax overhaul, environmental and financial regulation, trade deals and the Keystone oil pipeline.
November 6, 2014, Thursday
Split Decision by Voters on Local Fracking Bans
The oil industry and fracking opponents split eight races, three in California, four in Ohio and one in Texas.
November 6, 2014, Thursday
Oil Continues to Plummet to 4-Year Lows as Investors Wager on OPEC Price War
Saudi Arabia cut its oil price for America on Monday, sending the prices down.
November 5, 2014, Wednesday
U.S. Oil Prices Fall Below $80 a Barrel
Saudi Arabia reduced its price for oil to America, causing oil prices to decline.
November 4, 2014, Tuesday
At Exxon Mobil and Chevron, Refining Businesses Support Earnings
The two largest American oil companies said their refining businesses more than made up for the recent drop in the price of crude oil.
November 1, 2014, Saturday
Oil Gives Kurds a Path to Independence, and Conflict With Baghdad
Kurdish officials are desperately trying to sell oil abroad, even as the Iraqi government and the United States are blocking their attempts.
October 26, 2014, Sunday
Despite Slumping Prices, No End in Sight for U.S. Oil Production Boom
Even after a fall of as much as 25 percent in oil prices, several reports say it would take a drop of $10 to $20 more a barrel to slow production even modestly.
October 18, 2014, Saturday
As Oil Prices Plummet, Saudi Arabia Faces a Test of Strategy
In an effort to prop up prices, officials have signaled a willingness to endure reduced profits rather than cut production, as they did to their later regret in the early 1980s.
October 16, 2014, Thursday
OPEC Split as Oil Prices Fall Sharply
The drop comes as demand for petroleum is declining worldwide and the market is flooded with oil, including increased production in the United States.
October 14, 2014, Tuesday
Wall Street’s Whipsaw Week Shows Global Economy’s Flaws
With markets priced for expectations of a steadily improving global economy, there are troubling signs that growth may have stalled.
October 11, 2014, Saturday
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