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North Sea oil prices held steady on the European spot market last week, with Brent for July delivery

The Norwegian Petroleum Directorate said that the country's proven oil and gas reserves were higher

June 19, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

BP Canada Envisions Wolf Lake ExpansionCALGARY, Alberta - BP Canada, in partnership with Pet

New discussions between representatives of the governments of the United States and Japan concerning

The Japanese are paying record prices for membership in the Toronto Stock Exchange and Canadian fina

Fri., June 19, 1987 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.

Buying of Cargo Ships For Navy QuestionedThe chairman of the House Merchant Marine and Fishe

Top Stories Container carriers remain cautiously optimistic even though the dollar's fall ha

The U.S. Federal Maritime Commission refused to be nudged off its course in dealing with Peru's carg

Ingersoll-Rand Co. has established two manufacturing operations with factories in China, the company

The more than 1,500 asbestos-related claims filed by seamen in Ohio are part of an avalanche of case

The police are ready this time for James D. Worden. As he hurtles down Massachusetts Avenue

A research group calculates that 12 million non-elderly would still be without health insurance if e

Judge Howard C. Buschman III leaned well forward and held his temple with his left hand, obviously m

U.S. textile companies could be selling more in Hong Kong if they put their minds to it, a new repor

U.S. companies have difficulty exporting because they don't let locals do the marketing abroad, acco

Duty to Be Assessed On Argentine WoolA 6.23 percent countervailing duty will be assessed by

Drug and medical supply expenditures in the United States this year will amount to $33 billion, 7.2

Quotations are offered rates of New York city banks relating to currency transfers of $1 million or

Plaquemines (La.) Port, Harbor and Terminal District strongly opposes efforts by the New Orleans Ste

American Cyanamid Co. announced plans to construct a multimillion-dollar addition to its agricultura

Italy's ENI Group sees its acquisition of 8.07 percent of the shares in a Toronto-based zinc researc

For an executive trying to keep the travel budget under control, a business trip to Osaka, Japan's

The collapse of Knudsen Foods Inc., once the West's largest dairy operator, is a study of a dream go

South Korea's Surplus Continues to GrowSEOUL, South Korea - Strong exports boosted South Kor

The Foreign Ministry said Thursday Japan is taking appropriate action to punish companies responsib

The Suez Canal, the main shortcut between Europe and Asia, is open to all ships under a 19th-century

Napoleon once declared his willingness "to abandon mastery over half the world" rather than yield to

The story still circulates here about a U.S. import agent who dumbfounded a Brazilian shoe manufactu

Milne Truck Lines announced the formation of the Milne Advantage Club. The MAC, as Milne dub

The Senate Banking Committee Thursday applauded proposals by E. Gerald Corrigan, president of the Fe

3rd World Debt Curbs US Agricultural SalesWASHINGTON - Exports of U.S. agricultural products

The U.S.-Canadian free trade talks resume here next week at a high stakes phase of the negotiations.

In July 1979, four months before militants stormed the U.S. embassy in Teheran, the Iranian revoluti

The nation's 1,000 largest manufacturers plan to boost their capital spending steadily throughout th

New Jersey lost more manufacturing jobs in April, but the state's economy continued to churn out whi

Ocean carriers are still empty-handed in their efforts to remedy the bulk of the difficulties create

The latest technology in transportation is causing disruptions that are hampering California growers

The French airline UTA has ordered six long-range jets and taken options on six more from Europe's A