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Texaco and Nippon Central U.S. Oil Co. tested natural gas and condensate from an exploratory well in

The transportation appropriations bill passed by the Senate includes substantially more money for ra

Ferry owners in Britain could be jailed if they do not take "all reasonable steps" to make sure thei

Members of the New York Insurance Exchange have until Nov. 10 to file petitions of withdrawal.

The last witness testified Friday in an asbestos liability trial between four manufacturers and the

The U.S. economy continued to expand in October, the stock market crash notwithstanding, the nation'

Jose Lopez just laughs when told that Americans think a worm is at the bottom of a mezcal bottle bec

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

Lyng's European Visit To Focus on TradeAgriculture Secretary Richard Lyng will travel to Eur

Ice cubes chipped from glaciers are becoming a hot item in urban grocery stores, and the craze has p

Israel and Egypt were earmarked for the biggest shares of U.S. foreign aid in fiscal 1988 in a catch

The Reagan administration reiterated its opposition to many portions of the omnibus trade bill in a

A Norwegian auto-carrying line that's entering the trans-Atlantic trade route says the move is an at

The index of prices received by U.S. farmers for their products fell 1.6 percent in October from Sep

It's only 44,000 miles from New York to Chicago. That's how far the messages were traveling

The world has never seen a traffic jam like the one there will be here next summer, according to one

Oct. 29 Baltic International Freight Futures Exchangeprev.Close High Low

The World Trade Institute. Seminar on ocean and air trade documentation. Nov. 2-4 at the Guest Quart

The decline of the dollar, which continued to fall after reaching a seven- year low this week, is hi

The United Mine Workers of America seek to negotiate contracts without strikes if possible, union pr

Tenneco Inc. agreed in principle to sell the capital stock of its subsidiary, Mid Louisiana Gas Co.,

Ohio industries are said to be the beneficiaries of Ceres Terminal Inc.'s entry into competition wit

Two Malaysian men were accused of violating copyright law by shipping 1,000 pirated entertainment ta

Current Textile Quotas: Where the Average Recent Utilization RateIndicates Full Quota Utiliz

Japan's newest export automobile in the United States, the Daihatsu Charade, arrived at the port of

Grain Price Floor Seen As Part of GATT TalksThe European Community proposes that major grain

THE WORLD CHANGED last week. Make no mistake about it, the stock market crash was much more

1168.5 (Oct. 29) Previous day - 1158.0 The Baltic International Freight Futures Exchange in

Matson Navigation Co. said it will spend $26 million to expand its container inventory this year.

The General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade is grappling with a mid-life crisis as it prepares to mar

The clamor for a weekly column by the publisher of The Journal of Commerce has reached deafening pro

The new Norwegian International Ships Registry now boasts a membership of 83 vessels, representing a

A Virginia Power fuel official said Virginia companies striving to fill a larger share of his utilit

Duquesne Light Co.'s overall electricity sales grew 21.2 percent in the third quarter, driven largel

Consumers Power Co. said that the economically priced natural gas it delivers, but doesn't own, is c

A cab driver recently expressed the concern of many who work for a living in Houston. "They tell us

Braniff Inc. said it reached agreement to merge with Florida Express Inc. The agreement in p

Officials of the Pittsburgh & Lake Erie Railroad continued meeting Thursday with the line's lawyers

The second of Hong Kong's wounded maritime giants, Wah Kwong Shipping Group Ltd., has clawed its way

Japanese automobile manufacturers should cut by 600,000 their auto exports to the United States or r