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Oyster Creek nuclear power plant officials have postponed putting the generating station back on lin

Coal consumption by Indonesia's power plants will hit 5 million tons by 1990 and 8 million in 1995,

A major synthetic glycerine plant modernization by Dow Chemical Co. nearing completion in Freeport,

Olin Hikes Caustic Soda,Chlorine PricesOlin Corp. increased its off-list prices of c

Staff at the San Onofre nuclear plant are investigating two incidents of equipment tampering at the

Pfizer Inc. announced that on Nov. 30, 1986, it entered into a merger agreement with Angiomedics Inc

The damaged Three Mile Island Unit 2 nuclear reactor will be put in storage indefinitely after a $1

The departure of United States Lines from the North Atlantic will provide only a temporary respite f

Resins ProducersSpecializeSTAMFORD, Conn. - Major producers of engineering resins, s

The Society of Port Engineers New York. Dinner meeting in conjunction with the Institute of Marine E

The Jacksonville Port Authority has pared down its $104 million wish list to a $25 million capital e

Sterling Drug Inc. acquired substantially all of the prescription pharmaceutical line of products fr

The Commission on Merchant Marine and Defense finally is in business. After 18 months of del

Sen. J. James Exon, D-Neb., sees little chance of any massive infusion of government funds to revive

Australian National Line has added a containership, the Australian Advance, that has as much capacit

Two of Greece's main business groups have warned the Socialist government that this country's export

After an absence of nearly 30 years, trans-Hudson ferry service has been revived between this river

The dust has settled a bit and after surveying the scene left by United States Lines' service suspen

A Norwegian-flag liner company should not be required to pay a $1.2 million penalty for hauling more

There is still no sign that Moscow is ready to abide by a long-term agreement to buy U.S. grain, par

Production of Canada's seven major grains in 1986 is expected to total 63.1 million metric tons, up

Typhoon damage to crops may force North Korea, normally not a grains importer, to buy substantial am

The United States and Soviet Union will sign a massive arms reduction pact in the next two years, tr

Ghana's Cocoa Board Reclaiming PlantationsACCRA, Ghana - The Ghana Cocoa Board (COCOBOD) exp

The Chicago Mercantile Exchange plans to begin trading its Australian dollar futures contract in mid

African producers of robusta coffee held a two-day meeting here to discuss boosting production which

Nigeria's ban on wheat imports effective Jan. 1 threatens its ability to attract investments in whea

Warning on Air Taxes WASHINGTON - Sen. James Exon, D-Neb. and prospective new chairman of th

Bangladesh has not attracted much foreign investment in the past, but now the government is offering

Colorado Would Create Trade Office in JapanColorado hopes to establish a permanent trade off

Japan's MITI Weighs Fund to Help BusinessesThe Ministry of International Trade and Industry

NORTH COMES SOUTH: Canada is bidding to raise its profile in Singapore with a trade and investment c

THE JOURNAL OF COMMERCE Daily Industrial Materials Price Index of Sensitive Spot Commodity Prices on

Japan's MITI Weighs Fund to Help BusinessesThe Ministry of International Trade and Industry

United Airlines announced a 46 percent increase in service out of Dulles International Airport, Wash

The prospective new chairman of the Senate Aviation Subcommittee appears ready to play hardball with

Sale of Canadian Pacific Air Lines to Pacific Western Airlines Corp. continues the consolidation of

British Caledonian Airways's $1 billion order for nine McDonnell Douglas MD- 11s puts the aircraft m

An air traffic controller testified Tuesday that his radar screen never picked up the light plane th

A double tanker truck overturned, exploded and burned Wednesday, spilling 26,000 gallons of a hazard