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For 16 months the Seabrook Nuclear Power Station and its 210-foot-tall twin domes have stood watch o

The proposed California-to-Texas oil pipeline, allowing overland shipments of offshore and Alaskan c

Electric Fuels Corp., the fuel buyer for Florida Power Corp., St. Petersburg, said domestic market c

November 23, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gall

The three-week tailspin of crude oil prices and discounts by OPEC partners has affected Saudi Arabia

The Lundberg Survey of gasoline prices showed little change in the nationalaverage price of

C-E Unit Wins Pact To Study Air QualitySTAMFORD, Conn. - A subsidiary of Combustion Engineer

Next month's meeting of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries will face a demand from In

Oil and natural gas markets will follow the fortunes of a global economy still stunned by the worldw

An agreement by eight Northeastern states to mandate a change in the summertime formulation of gasol

Scandinavian Airlines System (SAS) is poised to launch its bid this week to acquire a stake in Briti

Iran Offers Japan Discounts on CrudeNICOSIA, CYPRUS - Iran has offered market-related discou

Airlines in the Pacific Basin will feel the increasing effects of Japan's strong economy, its new po

Machinists union members have overwhelmingly rejected a proposal to enter early contract negotiation

Lower Gasoline Prices Reported in CaliforniaThanksgiving holiday motorists will find that th

Firm Signs 2nd Pact For Waste TransportPenn Eastern Co. has signed a second contract with Mu

If there was anything bad to say about the outlook for heavy truck sales next year, manufacturers we

The following index charts weekly changes in motor carrier tonnage originatingfrom 49 produc

Nov. 23 Baltic International Freight Futures Exchangeprev.Close High Low

Imagine a traffic jam of trucks 100 miles long and full of nothing but sulfur. That's how mu

1153.5 (Nov. 23) Previous day - 1152.0 The Baltic International Freight Futures Exchange in

Financially ailing ANR Freight System Inc. launched an employee profit-sharing plan this week after

Sea-Land Corp. plans to put five ex-United States Lines ships it bought last week into service by mi

Regency Navigation Co. Monday was reported to have ceased operations in hopes of getting its busines

Shipyard workers at the port of Portland have agreed to a new two-year contract calling for some pay

Any hope that the huge Latin American debt burden will magically disappear is misguided and the debt

An office can say a lot about a person. Take Roger Gulley's office in midtown Manhattan, for

The U.S. reinsurance industry is continuing to benefit from improved trade ratios, but an insurance

Blue Cross and Blue shield of Massachusetts will likely lay-off employees following 1987 losses some

An article on AIDS and its impact on insurer solvency Thurs., Nov. 19, contained a typographical err

State Insurance Commissioner Bill Gunter Monday issued notices of intent to disapprove requests by s

Moves are afoot in Bangkok to break a political impasse that has frustrated attempts by the governme

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Indonesia Seeks Aid From Foreign InvestorsJAKARTA, Indonesia - Indonesia offered 124 foreign

Sara Lee Corp. said charges by the Department of Commerce that it violated anti-boycott provisions o

The following business missions are scheduled to arrive in the United States. The Journal of Commerc

Rapidly changing lifestyles in Japan present opportunities for exporters willing to meet exacting de

Soviet Official Says Food Prices Must RiseThe Soviet Union must increase food prices to rais

More U.S. companies should establish joint ventures in China as a means of selling their products, a

Foreign and farm ministers of the European Community sought Monday to remove key obstacles to agreem