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Philadelphia Electric Co. submitted to the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission a list of improvements

Transco Energy Co. said its Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corp. subsidiary and its customers have r

August 7, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

The New York Mercantile Exchange is scheduled to launch a new contract in propane futures on Aug. 21

The Soviet Union and Iran are negotiating the reopening of a natural gaspipeline a Soviet Foreign Mi

San Antonio Negotiates For Coal-Fired PlantSAN ANTONIO, Texas - San Antonio's City Public Se

Oil prices drifted downward throughout the week as market fundamentals overshadowed concern about th

In the Aug. 3 petroleum marketing special supplement a price comparison of No. 6 fuel oil and natura

Another risk management tool became available to oil distributors in late June when the New York Mer

Boston Gas Company To Build NJ PipelineTRENTON, N.J. - The state Department of Environmental

Four deputies were hurt when they arrested a man accused of trying to board an airplane at the Alban

Two more airlines are joining the distribution systems consortium formed last month by British Airwa

Overseas flights could be axed by Argentina's state airline under an efficiency drive now being draw

A top U.S. transportation official says San Diego needs new airport facilities to handle the explodi

Dependable transit times, less focus on selling rates, better computerization and long-term commitme

A company offering to invest $450 million toward a monorail system here has issued a deadline to Atl

A PREVIEW OF THE FUTURE: Sen. Robert Dole, R-Kan., hasn't yet kicked off his presidential campaign.<

Small Package Volume Continues ExpansionGrowth of small package shipments continued at a hea

Most Metropolitan Transportation Authority agencies are getting increased productivity from their em

Citing inadequate state-allowed rate hikes over the past several years, auto insurers in Massachuset

Southern Pacific Train Derails in CaliforniaREDDING, Calif. - Two Southern Pacific train cre

Charlotte Hughes got out of bed at 3:30 Thursday morning. She's not a night- shift cab driver. She's

No competitive problems have arisen from CSX Corp.'s 1984 acquisition of American Commercial Lines,

College tuitions this fall will rise faster than the inflation rate for the seventh-straight year, a

The European Community Commission approved a development aid package of 32 million European currency

U.S. supercomputer sales to Japan seem likely to expand as the result of an exchange of letters betw

Under a tentative agreement reached between Maine's insurance department and Liberty Mutual Insuranc

Scor Profit Rose In 2nd QuarterScor U.S. Corp. reported second quarter operating profit rose

The sharply rising cost of medical malpractice insurance threatens to restrict medical care needed b

The College of Insurance, New York, will hold a professional development program for supervisors Aug

More than three years after a controversial New Jersey state Supreme Court ruling said hosts could b

Economic output in Britain this year is likely to exceed that of most other industrialized countries

The Export-Import Bank and a British bank agreed to finance up to $100 million in U.S. exports to Ca

Thousands of jobs and billions of dollars are on the table as the United Auto Workers press their de

Mexico may use its growing hard currency holdings to repay some of its US$102 billion foreign debt a

In the On The Move" column of Aug. 7, in the Electronics category, Paul G. Stern, former president a

The Argentine austral is severely under siege, as inflation surges steadily upward. The new

AIR CARGO Use of air freight to reduce inventory allowed one company to eliminate warehouses

Americans were more confident about the economy last month than at any other time since June 1984, a

The government's latest reading of the job situation was chock full of good news. The much-w