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The number of U.S. cities with too much ozone polluting their air dropped to 62 in 1984-86, but the

As the liner Queen Elizabeth 2 hosts hundreds of prized Digital Equipment Corp. customers, a second

There are 41 manned lighthouses on Canada's West Coast and an independent investigator thinks the nu

The American Electric Power group introduced a new corporate identity Thursday. The company,

They couldn't move a $93 million decimal point three places to the right in a federal bankruptcy cou

Standard Oil Production Co., the U.S. exploration and production subsidiary of BP America Inc., said

September 10, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gal

When you're as big as United Parcel Service, it's easy to get a little fat, too. After all,

The hotels certainly weren't the first to come up with an awards program designed to romance custome

An Exxon Co. USA refinery east of San Francisco remains partially shut down today after a helicopter

The aviation industry's wishes for an independent Federal Aviation Administration received a warm Se

Canadian Airlines International started a trial non-smoking policy on most flights, and flight atten

Public Service Co. of Colorado will burn natural gas at three of its coal- fired power plants in the

Airline Delays Dropped in AugustPreliminary figures from the Federal Aviation Administration

The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries announced Thursday that a committee of three oil m

Plentiful gasoline supplies coupled with lower spot market costs for crude oil and refined products

Metro Airlines Inc. earned $1.6 million, or 26 cents a share, in its first fiscal quarter ended July

International trade should expand by one-third between 1986 and 1991 and put 200 new product tankers

The mini-submersible Nautile and its two support ships, Nadir and Abeille, were scheduled to end the

The Royal Navy Submarine Museum says it hopes to salvage Britain's first mechanically powered submar

The Supreme Court is being asked to hear the damage claims of the Iver Chaser, a Norwegian-managed f

The Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Co. Wednesday announced pretax profits for the first ha

The Philadelphia Port Corp. is losing what may be thousands of dollars in revenue, because cars are

A strong flow of new products, favorable foreign currency translation and positive cash flows, as we

GE Suit Says Hoechst Infringed on Its PatentPITTSFIELD, Mass. - The plastics group of Genera

The discharge of toxic pollutants into the Niagara River from New York state industries and sewage p

The depressed U.S. fertilizer industry may be on the verge of a turnaround, thanks to a 30 percent i

In a career that has seen stints as a government attorney, real estate developer and corporate raide

GAF's Debt Rating May Be DowngradedGAF Corp.'s $410 million worth of single-B-plus rated sub

E.I du Pont de Nemours & Co. announced agreements with Lanxide Corp. of Newark, Del., to develop and

A Northport, Wash., group is opposing a Washington Water Power Co. proposal to build a 230-kilovolt

The Colorado River Energy Distributors Association, representing 117 consumer-owned utilities, has d

A Canadian government decision has cleared the way for up to $17.1 million worth of hydropower to st

A consumer group has asked the state Supreme Court to set aside a Public Utilities Commission decisi

NY Creates Board To Distribute PowerALBANY, N.Y. - New York Power Authority Chairman Richard

Oxoco Energy Co., a subsidiary of Oxoco Inc., said it signed a letter of intent to acquire 45 percen

A dream came true for three Public Service Electric and Gas Co. customers when their meters were set

A proposal to tax sulfur and nitrogen emissions from power plant and industrial boilers is a serious

The five OPEC ministers assembling in Vienna for today's meeting of the group's price and production

September 9, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gall