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Public Service Electric and Gas Co.'s Hope Creek Nuclear plant was back in service Wednesday and rep

The huge Quintette Coal Ltd. metallurgical coal mine in British Columbia's northeastern coal fields

Anglo American Corp. said 700 striking black miners returned to work Wednesday at a coal mine, which

Citing national security, economic and political interests, Texas Gov. Bill Clements has formally as

Catalyst Thermal Energy Corp., owner of a number of district steam systems, has asked the Securities

The Massachusetts Department of Public Utilities will investigate the maintenance schedules for New

Utah Power & Light Declares DividendDirectors of Utah Power & Light Co. declared a regular q

Supplies of key petroleum products followed normal seasonal patterns, with gasoline inventories decl

The president of a firm that wants to reopen a shipyard here says the plan won't work without state

A champagne bottle was cracked on the bow of the Sea-Land Anchorage, signifying that the official ch

Helio Smidt, president of Varig SA Viacao Aerea Riograndense, insists that first half losses will no

Chinese Yard Group In Search of US OfficeA delegation of Chinese shipping officials arrived

Tank Truck Trailers Manufacturers Assoc., conference engineering committee meeting, Sept. 2-3, TTMA

A diverse group of aviation users ended the the new federal aviation administrator's honeymoon by fi

El Al Reports Profit for YearEl Al Israel Airlines, Israel's national carrier, reported it e

Toa Domestic Airlines, one of Japan's major carriers, has experienced problems with the same type of

Eastern Express to Buy 16 ATR-42 AircraftHYANNIS, Mass. - Eastern Express is purchasing 16 A

The Swedish and Danish governments agreed to begin formal negotiations on a bridge and tunnel link b

The Federal Trade Commission and the Justice Department have cleared the Henley Group's request to b

The head of the umbrella group representing nine unions negotiating with Canada's railroads urged wo

Abandoning the deepening and widening of the Duwamish Waterway is the most dramatic shift in directi

Canada's West Coast ports can expect to handle their second-largest volume of grain during crop year

The Defense Department said Wednesday that a convoy of three U.S.-flagged Kuwaiti oil tankers and th

Plans have been established to include the private trade in an effort to transport grain and oilseed

Top civil servants of seven Western European nations are set to meet here today to discuss diplomati

A massive automobile manufacturing press is being transported from dockside here to Marysville, Ohio

Sitting at an outdoor cafe here, one can sip a cool drink under the shade- giving trees that line th

An Aug. 10 story about the consolidation of container terminal operations at Montreal misidentified

China has had widespread increases in retail prices in larger cities since April because of high dem

Sumitomo Heavy Industries Ltd. of Japan said it will build a plant in the United States by August 19

No year is perfect for all crops across the United States, but neither are growing conditions entire

Two asbestos distributors have entered the second round of appeals that challenge the Manville Corp.

Monsanto Co. wanted to cover up information that exposure to dioxin increases the likelihood of gett

U.S. Attorney General Edwin Meese III reminded China Wednesday that it must provide attractive condi

The U.S. Labor Department, threatened with contempt of court, has drawn up regulations significantly

Government Could Cut Bypass Surgery OutlayThe federal government could save almost $200 mill

A federal appeals court is set to hear a landmark case that will represent one of the most significa

The U.S. dollar will continue declining for the foreseeable future, as long as the United States kee

The debt owed to U.S. commercial banks by Third World countries dropped in the first three months of

U.S. banks are free to close about a half dozen debt-for-equity swaps now that the Federal Reserve B