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The number of working oil and gas rigs in the United States this week totaled 800, a decline of 14 f

Two Senate Democrats, responding to a Supreme Court ruling that severely curbed states' authority in

New Paraho Corp. will launch a test that could lead to the construction ofa $250 million commercial

Chevron Hikes Posting For Oil by 50 CentsChevron U.S.A. Inc. increased by 50 cents a barrel

Conquest Exploration Co. of Houston plans to merge with Cenergy Corp. of Dallas, company officials s

Amoco Orient Petroleum Co., an Amoco Corp. unit, made its second oil discovery in China's Pearl Rive

The legislature took another step toward ensuring that transportation projects will be funded withou

Iran's official Islamic Republic news agency predicted success Tuesday for the forthcoming semiannua

The nation's mining industry, locked in wage negotiations with black miners, posted a moderate incre

Oil Minister Hisham Nazer strongly rejected the suggestion that Saudi Arabia was planning to increa

Charbonnages de France, the state-controlled coal company, will close a number of unproductive mines

The delays in licensing the Shoreham and Seabrook nuclear power plants are leaving Long Island and N

Before the end of the century, international steam coal trade will expand significantly, coking coal

Santos Ltd. said the Gidgealpa 27 well in the Cooper Basin flowed oil at a rate of 1,244 barrels a d

Coal production will total 897 million tons by the end of 1987, about 1 million tons higher than the

PSC Member Doubts Plant Can Pay for ItselfBAXLEY, Ga. - A member of the Georgia Public Servi

A 16-member Taiwan business team is scouting the United States for joint ventures with U.S. firms in

Although growers in the Pacific Northwest say they can't find enough fruit pickers because the new S

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

A Department of Agriculture economist said he expects global wheat trade to increase 65 percent by t

Soviet Soymeal Imports Sharply Higher in MaySoviet soymeal imports were expected to be sharp

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

A British-made microprocessor system tester, designed for use in field repair, service, debugging, d

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

Aug. 1 is shaping up as a historic day for the U.S. Customs Service. That day, the agency pl

Tokyo-based executives of U.S. companies are against import-restrictive legislation now being debate

Caribbean Products To Be Shown in NYOver 100 U.S. and Caribbean companies will participate i

Subsidiaries of U.S. corporations in West Germany export little of their production to the United St

GENERAL NEWS The Supreme Court invalidated a Washington law that taxed products made in the

Commercial banks should consider bonds, rather than direct loans, as the preferable way of providing

A slowdown in energy prices partially offset sharply higher food costs to produce a 0.3 percent incr

Thomas G. Johnston was named president of Sydney, Australia-based Amax Pacific Inc. and chairman of

TNT, the Australian transport group, launched a bid for supremacy in the world's air freight and exp

Hit by taxes and the health fitness trend, the U.S. distilled spirits industry has posted another ex

GENERAL NEWS The Supreme Court invalidated a Washington law that taxed products made in the

Physicists investigating ceramics and crystals that lose nearly all resistance to electricity are sc

Due to a typographical error, the operational status of Keystone Shipping Co. of Philadelphia was li

Congress Moves Ahead On Budget ProposalCongress is finishing work on the Democratic budget p

The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries will complete its year-long crawl back to a positi

States may not impose taxes on products manufactured in state and sold to out-of-state purchasers wh