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The Environmental Protection Agency may be spending too much money cleaning up toxic dumps and not e

Ogden Corp. said its subsidiary, Ogden Environmental Services, received approval from the U.S. Envir

EG&G Services Inc., a division of EG&G Inc., has been awarded a contract at Ft. McClellan, Ala., to

Shares in the Wellcome Foundation Drug Co. climbed 10 percent Thursday, a day after the British gove

Chemical industry leaders are warning of the dangers that U.S. protectionist pressures pose for the

GENERAL NEWS The current economic recovery is long but fragile, and we are skating on thin i

The chairman of the National Transportation Safety Board told a Senate subcommittee the board needs

The directors of USAir Group Inc. said they have rejected the unsolicited takeover bid they received

The hard facts of life are that New York continues to be the most expensive city in the United State

Sen. Jack Danforth, R-Mo., said he'll introduce legislation today to double federal funding authoriz

Trans World Awarded Baltimore-London RunThe Department of Transportation tentatively awarded

British Aerospace PLC announced orders from five buyers for 19 of its civil aircraft worth $260 mill

The president of the Air Transport Association ran into heavy criticism from House Aviation Subcommi

Reaction to rail regulatory reform legislation introduced this week in Congress offered a preview of

Smedvig Marine Drilling's new giant drilling rig, West Vision, was chris tened in Stavanger Thursday

Acquisition-hungry Ryder System Inc. bought Europe's largest independent jet engine repair company a

Itel Corp. of Chicago has transferred its holdings in XTRA Corp., the container and equipment leasin

Some of Navistar International Corp.'s most marketable assets result from its past losses, tax exper

Amid the current clamor for government sponsorship of the semiconductor industry's research and deve

A PepsiCo Inc. official called on the U.S. government to react favorably to Soviet efforts to promot

Phillips, Unocal Hike WTI Postings by $1BARTLESVILLE, Okla. - Phillips Petroleum Co. raised

Vancouver-based oilman J. Bob Carter won the development rights to two offshore gas fields in Papua

A British company offers an in-circuit emulator that is a powerful design tool for microprocessor-sy

Canada will stick to its decision not to reduce quality standards for canned tuna, despite pressure

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

Massive imports of television sets from the Far East may force a major U.S. manufacturer to shift so

The employees of one of America's oldest companies have joined management, the State of Illinois and

The "Buy American" campaign launched in the United States to help rein in imports is not keeping all

Merced Irrigation District officials thought they had devised a foolproof ''Buy-American" program, b

British Telecom Licenses TekelecCALABASAS, Calif. - Tekelec signed a license agreement with

The United States won't hesitate to seek bilateral trade agreements if multilateral negotiations und

Salomon Inc. named Gerald Rosenfeld executive vice president and chieffinancial officer.

The gray days of February brought unexpectedly strong sales to the nation's largest general retailer

Having muscled its way into the industrial big leagues, it seems inevitable" that Japan will pull ou

The defense industry is one of the few parts of the U.S. economy that still dominates the world, but

PRESIDENT REAGAN APPEARS to be on the upswing from his low point of last week, when the Tower Commi

Attitudes toward work and self-reliance, rather than the availability or adequacy of pensions, appea

GENERAL NEWS The current economic recovery is long but fragile, and we are skating on thin i

The current U.S. economic recovery is long but fragile, and we are skating on thin ice, the congress

U.S. automakers scheduled the assembly of 174,902 cars in domestic factories this week, Ward's Autom