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October 5, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon

OPEC production fell by an estimated 1 million barrels a day last month, but still remained over the

Iran's oil minister will visit Moscow Oct. 15 for talks on oil projects in a snowballing cooperation

Oil Workers Adopt Bargaining PolicyOil worker delegates at the National Oil Bargaining Confe

Argentine Energy Secretary Jorge Lapena took over as head of the state oil company, Yacimientos Petr

The operations manager for the United States' Strategic Petroleum Reserve, Scott Landry, says the im

Pratt & Whitney Aircraft Group realigned its engine business into four groups Friday, three days aft

The Federal Aviation Administration will conduct an extensive inspection of Northwest Airline's oper

When the Federal Aviation Administration targets an airline for an extensive inspection, the decisio

Midway Airlines launched a road feeder interline service it hopes will become its largest cargo prof

Annual negotiations for a new civil aviation accord between Brazil and the United States, begun last

Assaults on Smoking Mounted in CongressTwo separate assaults on smoking on airliners surface

Jim Decker is tearing his hair out trying to find equipment. Mr. Decker, the president of the Los An

Rail Tunnel in NY Undergoes RepairsOAKLAND, Calif. - Kaiser Engineers has begun work on a $6

A strike by Amtrak maintenance workers disrupted train service along the New Haven line between Bost

The railway system owned by the Australian government has embarked on its largest annual investment

Yukong Ltd., South Korea, has placed orders for more than $15 million of U.S. equipment for a $150 m

Maersk has rerouted two of its four vessels due this month in Genoa to other ports in north Italy.

Because of reporting error, an article in Friday's Journal of Commerce on the earthquake that struck

Himont Inc.'s Spheripol polypropylene process technology will be licensed for use in an80,000 metric

Only six months after acknowledging it had chemical weapons, the Soviet Union airlifted envoys from

High Court Refuses To Move Bhopal SuitThe Supreme Court refused to move from India to the Un

U.S. sales of biotechnology-based products, including instruments and reagents, will climb to a leve

Exxon Chemical Co. has agreed to purchase a unit of NL Industries Inc. in a move that will create on

Sheep are going to need their own Dr. Ruth Westheimer, thanks to the Agriculture Department.

Showa Line Ltd. said it will build a $40 million cruise ship to sail the waters of the Far East.

AVIATION The FAA will conduct an extensive inspection of Northwest Airline's operations in J

Administration officials said Monday that the historic trade liberalization agreement between the Un

Existing U.S. and Canadian surface transportation rules were left untouched by the new free trade ag

U.S. insurance companies will be allowed unlimited participation and investment in the Canadian insu

Aftershocks Continue To Shake CaliforniaAftershocks continue to hit southern California foll

A Massachusetts judge granted a preliminary injunction last Friday preventing the insurance commissi

A majority of Americans in a new survey are willing to pay higher federal taxes to finance long-term

Frank L. Hoffman, a JofC employee for nearly 25 years, died in a truck accident and was found dead S

Wolf-Elmar Warning, Bremer Vulkan AG's chairman, resigned only six months after becoming the head of

The Massachusetts House voted overwhelming to postpone further debate on Gov. Michael Dukakis ' cont

Substantial overcapacity in world aviation insurance markets has forced current premium levels to ne

Federal health officials say a new study suggesting the AIDS virus may liedormant longer tha

Iraqi Warplanes Hit Iranian Oil FacilitiesMANAMA, Bahrain - Iraqi warplanes bombed Iranian o

In his first congressional appearance as Federal Reserve chairman, Alan Greenspan's soft voice conta