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For the first time in five weeks, retail gasoline prices in many parts of the New York state were do

El Paso Natural Gas Co. announced it has asked the Federal Energy RegulatoryCommission to ap

Recent oil price stability has yet to return much vitality to the Alaskan economy. The state

The National Marine Fisheries Service announced regulations designed to reduce the number of sea tur

Standard Oil Co. has placed Blossom Coal Co., the only coal property it owns in Kentucky, on the sal

Some state legislators are making a last-ditch effort to pass a bill insuring the nine members of th

Congressmen and industry-supported environmental groups are calling for the federal government to pr

Sluggish global demand and a host of other problems will prevent China from signifi cantly expanding

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

EC Pushes to Resolve Pasta Dispute With USEuropean Community foreign ministers instructed th

The stock market's 11-day winning streak was broken Tuesday, as investors took profits following a b

Junk Bond Market Keeps on GrowingNEW YORK - The junk bond market grew to over $100 billion i

Japan's Finance Ministry has decided to ease restrictions on selling individual stocks held by Japan

The million dollar question under study at Burlington Northern Railroad is whether to put containers

A fragile piece of irregularly shaped blackened oak from America will be the showpiece of Australia'

A committee of the International Transport Workers Federation has called on seafarers' unions to urg

Truckers want the Federal Maritime Commission to make ocean carriers using the port of New York pay

State Mutual Life Assurance Co. of America is disputing a liability to pay claims relating to the fi

Mikhail Gorbachev is scheduled to deliver a major speech Thursday, explaining at some length the key

The European Community's decision to extend anti-dumping duties to imports of parts from Asia for as

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

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

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

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

Norwegian America Line has made a bid to take over the Oslo-based shipping company Oivind Lorentzen

Eleven ostensibly U.S. tankers soon may start linking up with U.S. warships off this Arabian Sea por

Saudi Basic Industries Corp. (Sabic) expects to bring a 50,000-metric-ton-a- yea r methyl teriary bu

Canadian Strike Hits de Havilland AircraftAbout 4,100 production and office workers at Boein

Polish Ocean Lines recently transported what was described as the first U.S.-manufactured mobile hom

The Wool Council of Australia has endorsed the agreement negotiated earlier this month between the A

A top highway policy group is launching a program to prepare for the nation's transportation needs i

A special review has found that the Australian government's injection offunds into its Austr

925.0 (June 23) Previous day - 929.0 The Baltic International Freight Futures Exchange in Lo

Consumer prices rose 0.6 percent during May in New York and northeastern New Jersey, with higher she

Harcourt Brace Jovanovich Inc. was sued by Michigan to stop the publishing firm from removing truckl

Canadian property and casualty insurers recorded their best quarter in four years during the first t

Japan's Vehicle Output Dropped 8.9 percent in MayJapan's motor vehicle production in May fel

Mikhail Gorbachev is scheduled to deliver a major speech Thursday, explaining at some length the key