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A few oil-rig roughnecks thrown out of work by the depression in the industry are back on the job, e

During the boom, it seemed everyone wanted to drill in the Anadarko Basin. The basin, which

The New York Power Authority has scaled down an expansion plan for the Robert Moses Niagara hydropow

Green Mountain Power Corp. won first place in a national competition sponsored by the Public Utiliti

The Federal Emergency Management Agency staff is preparing a report that says the Pilgrim nuclear pl

Renault Weighs Ties With Brazil SuppliersFrance's state-owned Renault auto group said it wou

The Third Circuit Court of Appeals in Philadelphia upheld a Delaware law that has been used to stop

The California wine industry is in one of the most turbulent periods in its history, with jug wines

The Nine Mile Point 2 nuclear power plant in Scriba, N.Y., could be running at 20 percent of capacit

To boost coal output, Nigeria - Africa's largest oil producer - has opened coal mining to private o

Genentech to Market Mitsubishi ProductsSOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, Calif. - Genentech Corp., the Sa

Domtar Shifts Assets Of Coal Tar DivisionDomtar Inc. Montreal, Canada, and Ruetgerswerke AG,

The discovery of Oriental fruit flies in suburban Hawaiian Gardens will prompt the state to quaranti

For U.S. growers who export millions of tons of food, the Uruguay Round of multilateral trade talks

EC May Cut Corn Tax To Fulfill US AccordThe European Community is said to be leaning toward

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers began work this week on a $45 million project to deepen the Mississ

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

The government is setting up a joint venture with China aimed at helping the Chinese with agricultur

The United States should consider allowing "moderate relaxation" of controls on export to China of e

A wave of unresolved strikes and other labor unrest may derail the Philippines' incipient economic r

Two Canadian brewery giants say they may have to move to the United States if a free trade deal betw

Hong Kong's trade volume is likely to grow by 15 percent or slightly more this year over last, with

The Communist Party this fall will institute democratic-minded reforms, such as decentralization of

The U.S. Virgin Islands is seeking an entrepreneur to establish and operate a grain storage and dist

Residents of the District of Columbia drink wine at more than three times the national rate, while A

The U.S. market for superconductors is expected to grow from today's estimated $200-million-a-year-l

A new institution to finance trade in the Caribbean Economic Community is expected to be launched in

A proposed import ban on Toshiba Corp. could end up hurting some Americans, throwing Toshiba's U.S.

One day in autumn, Thomas Cath read in a magazine that British Telecom was selling off its bright re

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

Printed-Circuit Board Assembly Time CutA British company has developed two machines that red

Current Apparel Quotas Where the Average Recent Utilization Rate Indicates Full QuotaUtiliza

Several large Swedish companies are opposing Sweden's full boycott imposed this week on trade with S

Joseph Flanagan joined First Transamerica Life Insurance Co. as executive vice president and chief o

A high ranking Commerce Department official said Thursday that the diversion of high technology mill

The Reagan administration will propose legislation aimed at resolving the turmoil that engulfed the

IT WAS A TIME FOR TRIBUTE at the Joint Economic Committee, where Sen. Paul Sarbanes, D-Md., this wee

A federal appeals court ordered a lower court to reconsider Coca-Cola Co.' sobjections to Procter &

Unionized workers in U.S. heavy industries in most cases could buy more with their wages last year t

The ongoing semiconductor conflict between the United States and Japan is proving a boon to South Ko