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A Senate amendment repealing the oil industry's windfall profits tax is likely to be a bargaining ch

A closed meeting between the attorneys for Texaco and Pennzoil and a federal bankruptcy judge sent a

July 16, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

The New York Mercantile Exchange intends to begin trading propane futures contracts on August 21, pe

Japan's Nippon Mining Co. and Mitsubishi Oil Co. said Wednesday they will export petroleum products

Exxon Co. U.S.A. confirmed Thursday that it will discontinue posting a barge reseller price in the N

The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission has rejected a staff recommendation that the Iroquois pipel

NOTICE TO BIDDERS WARREN COUNTY, N.J.Notice is given that sealed proposals will be received

The Long Island Lighting Co. refiled its application to begin operating the troubled Shoreham nuclea

A former worker at the Peach Bottom nuclear power plant filed a $5.2 million lawsuit against Philade

Egypt Reportedly Plans Hike in Export PricesCAIRO, Egypt - Egypt has decided to increase exp

A stainless-steel tube that ruptured at a nuclear power plant, allowing a trace of radioactivity to

Ron Kasperger, terminal supervisor for Cabinda Gulf Oil Co., says the firm's 240,000 barrel-a-day op

The probability that a certain containment structure used in some U.S. nuclear power plants will fai

Statements by Japanese officials, including Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone, that U.S. coking coal

Utilities have collected $2 billion in excess tax payments in California and close to $20 billion na

About 13,000 union miners walked off the job Thursday in a protest over disciplinary action against

Koji Kobayashi, president of Nippon Electric Corp., a leading Japanese electronic company, wasn't ha

Yugoslavian Miners Strike Over Low PayBELGRADE, Yugoslavia - About 200 miners from the Soko

The Japanese government announced it has decided to implement more open methods for purchasing super

Fiber Optics Exports Subject of MeetingA Commerce Department advisory subcommittee will meet

A British consortium that plans to provide the United Kingdom's first direct TV broadcasts via satel

The following business missions are scheduled to arrive in the United States. The Journal of Commerc

The Pakistan government Thursday denied it tried to import from a U.S. company a type of steel used

Unemployment in UK Continues to DeclineThe number of people out of work in Britain continued

West German exports shrank more than expected in 1986, but may start growing again by the end of the

An eruption of "Japan bashing" in Congress is posing a challenge for Japan's richly bankrolled lobby

China almost balanced its foreign trade in June with $3.439 billion worth of exports and $3.462 bill

The transmission of documentation such as purchase orders, freight bookings, invoices, credit notes

Authorities in the southern province of Sichuan are investigating a widening scandal involving railw

NY Authority Awards Contract to Fluor UnitIRVINE, Calif. - Fluor Constructors Inc., a unit o

Ecuador's 1987 oil revenue is likely to total US$530 million, a fall of $380 million from 1986, acco

A task force headed by Vice President George Bush said the government will buy 5,000 vehicles capabl

Oil prices vaulted over $22 a barrel Wednesday amid strong demand for gasoline and market nervousnes

Exxon Co. U.S.A.'s barge customers were still smarting Wednesday over reported changes in the compa

China reported two new offshore oil wells have begun production at opposite ends of its long coastli

Refiners Raise Postings For West Texas CrudeA number of U.S. oil refiners have posted higher

The refusal of the Korean crew of the tanker Gogo Regent to work is disrupting operations at a Chels

Gasoline supplies declined slightly last week while distillate oil inventories edged upward, accordi

Americans have used much more gasoline than expected this year, according to industry statistics.