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The Journal of Commerce this week adds two more cities to the gasoline price table for rack sales. P

The New York State prison system and the State University of New York paid $422,000 in fuel oil taxe

North Sea oil prices shrugged off reports of sharply higher output by the Organization of Petroleum

Coastal Corp. said its refining and marketing operations had an operating profit of $13.1 million in

Major US Refiners Increase Buying PricesMore major U.S. refiners have increased their posted

The New York Mercantile Exchange's board of governors approved filing an unleaded gasoline options c

Saudi Arabia has offered to supply Syria with 50,000 barrels of oil a day if Iran cuts off its suppl

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

Chevron Corp. said it finalized the sale of its 15 percent interest in the Dansk Undergrunds Consort

Amoco Oil Co. is not renewing contracts for barge shipments of home heating oil in New York harbor,

Southern Company Services Inc. suddenly entered the spot market to buy up to a nine-month supply of

In a small cinder block second-hand store with a crude hand-painted sign in the window still promisi

Hungary and Romania Found Dumping GoodsThe Commerce Department, in a final determination, sa

THE INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION is holding its oral argument on whether to take another look at t

The Tennessee Valley Authority issued nine contracts covering deliveries of 35,350 tons of steam coa

West Germany's coal mining industry, whose sales declined 9 percent last year to some 79 million met

To avoid union antagonism to taxing benefits to fund catastrophic health insurance, the House Ways a

Niagara Mohawk Power Corp. has already charged its ratepayers more than $23 million over the past tw

The dramatic increase in productivity in the U.K. coal industry in the past two years was underlined

Indonesia is planning a big push for sales of bauxite to the United States and Middle East in the wa

Quarterly Profit Rises At Coastal's Coal UnitCoastal Corp.'s coal business had an operating

Video Loader Machine Automatic, Easy to UseA Hong Kong-based company has manufactured a vide

The first of two insurance industry-sponsored studies on the impact of tort reform suggests that exi

A plan by Minute Maid, a subsidiary of Coca-Cola Foods of the United States, to produce citrus for t

A U.S. businessman imported an item through a local port where the U.S. Customs Service classified s

To cook or not to cook. That is the question. For some of us there is an easy answer: not to cook, a

The Pennsylvania Insurance Department approved an average 12.7 percent automobile insurance rate inc

Nationwide Insurance said it settled its dispute with the Pennsylvania Insurance Department and agre

Risk Retention Groups: New Challenges and Opportunities will be discussed at May 12 seminar sponsore

Proposed legislation to regulate financial guarantee insurers in New York state will be discussed at

Sir Peter Green, former chairman of Lloyd's of London, has been publicly censured and fined by the i

FTC Settles Case With Title InsurerThe Federal Trade Commission settled with First American

Chubb Corp. is offering Florida citrus growers coverage on the loss of trees during freezing weather

American Files Plea On Data DisclosureAmerican Airlines asked the Department of Transportati

Santa Fe-Southern Pacific Corp. vigorously intends to pursue its proposed merger of Southern Pacific

U.S. airline service, which has been booming in recent years, would have to be curtailed if a strict

Appeals Court Affirms Intermodal AcquisitionThe U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Co

Spain's ports are making a determined bid to modernize and expand their installations to meet the ch

Richmond is trying to move up in the ranks of Atlantic Coast ports. The task won't be easy;

Booming demand for freight to and from China contributed to a record profit for the year through las