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August 4, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

The United States may stop buying imported sugar and become a sugar exporter, a sugar user spokesman

The North-South dialogue may be entering a new phase marked by a spirit of cooperation and pragmatis

Snyder Oil Partners L.P. announced that it has acquired four oil and gas properties with a total val

Enron Oil & Gas Co., a subsidiary of Enron Corp., said it is preparing to begin exploratory drilling

A federal appeals court ruled that the Nuclear Regulatory Commission cannot consider costs when dete

Leasing and factoring credit arrangements in Italy, largely unused until recently, appear to be enjo

U.S. and European Community top trade negotiators entered into direct contact Tuesday in efforts to

AIR CARGO Northern Air Freight's strategy calls for achieving an equal balance between its d

Construction Contracts Rose 9 percent, Report SaysConstruction contracting rose 9 percent in

General Electric and Seco Tools AB of Sweden have signed an agreement for the Seco to acquire GE's C

Saudi Arabia has lodged a formal complaint with the president of OPEC about substantial quota overpr

Trucking industry freight rates are more likely to rise in the fall now that industry leader Roadway

The verdicts were phoned in from all over Europe, and none of them had a kind word for Turkey.

The House Ways and Means Committee cleared the way Monday for House consideration of legislation imp

South Korea Registers Rise in Trade SurplusSEOUL, South Korea - South Korea's trade surplus

In its first participation in New York's recent international jewelery show, Hong Kong netted busine

From U.S. corporations to Arab sheiks and even the Mormon Church, foreigners are being drawn into th

Fed-Bank of England Proposal QuestionedThe Federal Reserve and the Bank of England's joint p

At Pancho Villa's, a Tex-Mex bar tucked away in the seamy back alleys of Dubai's souk, or market, gu

Quotations are offered rates of New York city banks relating to currency transfers of $1 million or

Plastic Bag Sales Drop 35 percent in ItalySales of plastic bags in Italy over the first half

It didn't go exactly according to plan, but at least it went according to schedule. On Monda

Frank B. Hall & Co. is losing two top executives, but the troubled insurance broker denies a house r

Mo. Brokerage, Agency Announce Merger PactKANSAS CITY, MO. - Financial Guardian Group, the l

Japanese to Market US Tape SubsystemBOULDER, Colo. - Exabyte Corp. signed an agreement value

Five U.S. advertising executives were killed when their inflatable raft pitched sideways in fast-mov

Tandy Corp. Monday introduced a range of personal computer models, stealing some thunder from an ann

A PROPOSED CANADIAN DISTRICT for the International Longshoremen's Association was rejected by delega

NEAR GOLD CREEK, Alaska - Out in the untamed isolation where Everett Bolz lives, there is no town, n

The United States put a hold on its so-called spaghetti war with the European Community Monday, back

Gov. Mario Cuomo approved a bill to aid workers who have lost jobs to maintain health insurance bene

Ontario, Canada's wealthiest, most industrialized and most populous province, will hold a provincial

Amid suggestions that a four-year wave of U.S. corporate pullouts may be cresting, "disinvestment" a

Mexican President Miguel de la Madrid is in Jamaica for a three-day state visit to help celebrate th

A House subcommittee pointed a finger of blame at U.S. importers for counterfeit and mis-marked bolt

Broker Group Offers Course on CharteringThe Association of Ship Brokers and Agents (U.S.A.)

A federal judge upheld on Monday a local law requiring asbestos removal workers to take a city-run s

In California, Oregon and Washington, conventional energy sources like oil and natural gas continue

SmithKline Beckman Corp. said it is forming a joint venture with Sumitomo Pharmaceuticals Co. to dev