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Chevron U.S.A. Inc. said it completed the sale of its stock ownership in Caribbean Gulf Refining Cor

Exxon Co. U.S.A. is increasing the octane of its unleaded premium gasoline to 93 in major markets in

Lower transportation rates are the key to expanded sales of Western coal in the Midwest utility mark

Veronex Completes Indonesia PipelineVANCOUVER, B.C. - Veronex Resources Ltd. said it complet

Coastal Corp.'s retail marketing unit signed a preliminary agreement under which it would convert St

Cogeneration Project Set for CaliforniaBonneville Pacific Corp. and Sunlaw Energy Corp., Sea

China's increasing influence in the world coal trade is being observed in Australia with mounting ap

Union Carbide Corp.'s UCAR Emulsion Systems group announced price increases, effective Sept. 15, 198

Akzo Chemie America announced a price increase on sodium gluconate effective Oct. 1. The new trucklo

If the chemical companies want to make money they ought to explore sectors like health care, telecom

Sheer population alone could qualify India as a massive market for the chemical industry, but help i

Union Carbide Sells Getters BusinessDANBURY, Conn. - Union Carbide Corp. announced the sale

Kaisertech Ltd., a division of Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical Corp., has purchased Chevron Corp.'s 50 pe

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and the Department of Justice announced the precedential pr

Cambridge BioScience Corp. announced it has received approval from the Food & Drug Administration to

Precision Materials Co., an irradiation sterilization firm, will close its doors after two years of

Armand Products Co., an equal partnership between Church & Dwight Co. and Occidental Petroleum Corp.

Open ship registries have contributed to making shipowners and operators more lean and efficient, ac

LeRoy Bruner, president of Local 24 of the International Longshoreman's Association, and three other

Thousands of shipyard workers set fire to cars and a government garage Wednesday after going on stri

Caribbean shippers say they are concerned about increases in cargo rates that have been imposed unil

Tugs of all sizes gathered in Boston harbor on a recent weekend to take part in what is believed to

Congress may force the Reagan administration to enact punitive measures against Toshiba Corp. stemmi

General Motors Corp. and Toyota Motor Corp., Japan's biggest automaker, are negotiating a possible t

Executives of member lines of the two eastbound freight conferences governing shipping between Japan

Peruvian President Alan Garcia said he intends to cut foreign bank branches out of the domestic mark

Far across the dry grasslands, a massive containership is coming in from sea, skirting the coastline

More employers find their workers compensation risks insured in the assigned risk, or involuntary, m

Fun with science was never like this. With only a few hours remaining to enter the great Sup

Norway cut its foreign trade deficit for the first half of 1987 by more than 50 percent compared to

The Fuji Bank Ltd. established a subsidiary in London, Fuji Leasing (UK) Ltd., which will specialize

The United States has no monopoly on textile restrictions. Its protectionist moves should not be all

A tentative contract for earth-moving equipment that Caterpillar Inc. has with the Taiwanese may be

Argentina's trade surplus continues to slide, and some bankers worry over how the country will get t

Unemployment insurance has traditionally been beyond the bounds of private insurers. But Morgard Ass

Safety Groups Seek More Seat Belt UseA group of leading safety-concerned organizations say t

Massachusetts Gov. Michael Dukakis is due to file legislation next week aimed at providing basic hea

The Labor Department is ordering a 90 percent reduction in on-the-job exposure to benzene, saying th

AIR CARGO Canadian Airlines International is pushing for European cargo business. 5BAVIATION

Measures to protect the targets of lawsuits from paying more than their share of damages have cleare