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Chicago-based Amoco Corp. is expanding its oil exploration ventures in sub- Saharan Africa.

Officials of Public Service Co. of New Hampshire, owner of the long-delayed Seabrook nuclear plant,

Even though the price of oil has topped $22 a barrel, experts disagree over how well the U.S. energy

The Tennessee Valley Authority awarded six spot market contracts for a total of 9,800 tons of coal l

Niagara Mohawk Power Corp. said it incurred a $569.4 million loss in the six months ended June 30 be

Farmers on this southern Greek island famed for its succulent, honey-colored raisins called sultanas

The United States and the European Community appear to be making progress in an effort to resolve th

Suppliers of the following items seek U.S. importers/distributors. Interested parties are asked to c

Taiwanese Trade Team Buys Automatic TellersCANTON, Ohio - A trade delegation from Taiwan has

Mexico's trade surplus jumped to US$794 million in June, triple the surplus tallied in the same mont

The United States should not count on the service sector to bail it out of its economic problems, a

Mitsubishi, the big Japanese trading house, has purchased a beef processing plant in Australia.<

The Diet, Japan's parliament, approved a 2.08 trillion yen ($13.8 billion) package to spur Japan's e

Japan has issued an official protest to the Soviet Union over Soviet officials' alleged purchases of

The number of foreign-funded enterprises in China approved during the first six months of this year

Executives of leading European car manufacturers appealed to the European Community for protection a

IMF to Give Argentina Additional $1.4 BillionThe International Monetary Fund said it will gi

Bent on weekends of wine and women, droves of Saudi Arabians are crossing the newly opened causeway

When South Korean representatives silently bowed to the audience at a ceremony for a new USS-POSCO s

Congress may consider placing a ban on importing artifacts from the Titanicbecause of a Fren

A Swedish company has developed a portable fire emergency kit in collaboration with SAS health servi

The official inquiry into the Belgian ferry disaster last March that killed at least 188 people has

The U.S. attempt to expand its export bonus program into South America is in keeping with the criter

The Federal Maritime Commission has halted for now its consideration of retaliation against Colombia

Peru's plans for countertrade, the much advertised solution to its foreign debt conundrum, are being

The official IMF dollar rate for the special drawing right as measured by a basket of currencies den

Both the Taiwan government and the financial community here are struggling with a novel problem - ho

The U.S. economy grew at a modest annual rate of 2.6 percent in the April- June quarter, the slowest

The U.S. dollar declined against most major currencies Friday in quiet trading. Dealers said

Lloyds Bank PLC recorded a loss of 516 million ($825 million) for the first half of 1987 after incr

Prices on the Tokyo Stock Exchange registered their largest single-day gain in history on Friday in

Yugoslavia to Seek Debt ReschedulingBELGRADE, Yugoslavia - Yugoslavia will seek a long-term

Atlantic Container Line named three new district sales managers for thistrans-Atlantic conta

Japan's huge capital accumulation is worrying financial institutions worldwide. While Japane

Quotations are offered rates of New York city banks relating to currency transfers of $1 million or

Japan Air Lines, soon to become a private company, hopes to cash in on the experience and product de

Questions over the structural integrity of fiberglass tanks used for the underground storage of chem

AVIATION Investors in Bromon Aircraft Co. seek to prove the viability of venture capitol wit

Somewhere within the United States, a group of venture capitalists holds visions of flight, the flig

Byrd to Push Universal Transponder UseSenate Majority Leader Robert Byrd, D-W.Va., plans to