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A historian of the Royal Navy complained that the teaching of naval history is being ended at the Ro

With high unemployment levels and low growth rates in the industrialized world, it does not seem the

Leading employment and inflation indexes rose substantially in June, according to the Center for Int

Legislation providing sweeping changes in New Jersey's product liability laws has been passed by the

State insurance regulators around the country say they are caught between insurers who want to test

United Coasts Offering Leading to ExpansionUnited Coasts Corp. is planning to expand its ins

Illinois is taking a fresh look" at insurance policy forms being used by medical malpractice insurer

Whale Oil Co. will shift its focus to heating equipment when the sale of its fuel oil distribution b

Transcontinental Pipeline Co. was ordered to pay $17.3 million to one of its wellhead producers in a

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

Casper knows about the best of times and the worst of times. The best of times come when oil

The Governor's Energy Council said that average retail prices of gasoline in Pennsylvania increased

Price Dispute Stalls Finnish-Soviet TalksHELSINKI, Finland - Finland's state oil trading fir

Spot market prices for natural gas continued to lose ground this week in an extension of the normal

Southland Corp. said that its merger agreement with JT Acquisition Corp. willallow it to foc

The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries will face a number of obstacles to its objective o

Georgia Power Co. is paying $35 million to buy its way out of a long-term coal supply contract with

Midwest Terminals Inc., in Kentucky, hopes to link up with the Paducah & Louisville Railway and sign

China added new oil production capacity of nearly 16 million tons (117.3 million barrels) last year

Six former top officials and technicians at the Chernobyl power plant went on trial Tuesday charged

Judge Orders Decision On Rancho Seco PlantA Superior Court judge told the Sacramento Municip

King Fahd, apparently displeased with Washington over a delayed request for arms, told military comm

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

Trade representatives from Taiwan say they won't buy U.S. barley but willpurchase grain from

International Medical Science Inc. is seeking to acquire a well-known cancer clinic in Bonn, West Ge

Companies that import chemicals into the United States for commercial use without first ensuring ful

Forecasts of Soviet sugar production for the 1986-87 year (September-August) were lowered to 8.7 mil

Japan called the U.S. proposal for complete free trade in agriculture ''revolution ary" and said tha

5th Annual PC Expo Slated for Sept. 1-3The 5th Annual PC Expo will be held at the Jacob K. J

At least 2.2 million Japanese workers in the manufacturing sector will lose their jobs over the next

Spurred by recent U.S. advances in superconductivity, Japanese researchers have accelerated their ow

Japanese Will Import US-Made Audio ItemsIRVINE, Calif. - Multiphonic Corp., a manufacturer o

Taiwan Trade Surplus Set a 1st-Half RecordTAIPEI, Taiwan - Taiwan registered a record trade

Foreign trade of Third World countries slowed last year as receipts from exports dropped sharply, th

Two of Hong Kong's major producers of electronic toys and games plan to expand their interests in th

Jacques Delors, the president of the European Community Commission, said he will propose a plan by t

The Australian Customs Service will implement a new management system on Sept. 1 to give it an impro

The British Steel Corp. reported record net profits Tuesday of 178 million ($288.4 million) for the

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

In Norway, 600 farmers are involved in salmon aquaculture, providing the country with its largest se