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Oregon auto insurers will be required to tell motorists when their cars are being fixed with parts m

Texas Eastern Gas Pipeline Co., a Texas Eastern Corp. operating unit, filed for Federal Energy Regul

November 25, 1986 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gall

Sheikh Ahmed Zaki Yamani, who was dismissed last month as Saudi Arabia's oil minister, has been orde

The oil industry can expect the prices of oil to stay around $15 a barrel during the next six to 12

The Interior Department's draft plan for development of Alaska's oil-rich, environmentally sensitive

An offshore oil platform belonging to the United Arab Emirates was ablaze in Persian Gulf waters, sh

Iran Says Output Cut Vital to Oil Price HikeNICOSIA, Cyprus - An Iranian government official

The Environmental Protection Agency is assessing a $525,000 fine against Cumberland Farms, of Canton

Backers of the proposed Iroquois natural gas pipeline are bolstering their position with the release

In the pleasant ambience of a strangely hushed restaurant, with the last vestiges of twilight transf

The city plans to reduce the number of Chicago police officers at O'Hare International Airport and i

A top British energy official said that his government will continue to reject proposed limitations

The Cargo Development Group said it will expand its Wholesale Club cargo operations in January to m

Flying Tiger Line pilots offered to buy the financially ailing cargo airline but the company refused

Eastern Airlines abruptly ended a special shareholders' meeting after the gathering turned into a sh

If Congress takes up legislation to aid U.S. international economic competitiveness, it should consi

Daewoo Will Supply Wing Ribs to BoeingSEOUL, Korea - Daewoo Heavy Industries Ltd. signed an

Truckers may be spared up to $1 billion a year in added costs following a government decision not t

There has been many a slip over the past three decades in the development of a tractor capable of h

The Bayer Group's pretax profits rose 4.2 percent to 2.62 million deutsche marks in the first three

Hyman Freightways Operating BarberST. PAUL, Minn. - Hyman Freightways received temporary ope

The railroad deregulation debate may be taking a new turn with the indication that a major shippers'

The port of Richmond took another step toward recovery this week when it welcomed a new shipping lin

Britain's trade account moved back into the black last month, thanks to a substantial increase in es

Cheysson in Brazil BRUSSELS, Belgium - The European Community's commissioner for Latin Ameri

Barclays Bank of South Africa declared that the withdrawal of the British parent company opens new h

Turkey Pressures EC ANKARA, Turkey - Turkey said the European Community has a treaty obligat

Anti-apartheid campaigners here will be stepping up their efforts to persuade the more than 100 U.K.

Imura Named Matsushita'sUS PresidentSECAUCUS, N.J. - Akiya Imura was named president

The champagne corks were popping in a central city hotel Tuesday as executives of the Garrett Group

The proposed testing of genetically altered organisms to protect plants against frost continues to m

U.S. sales of domestic-made cars improved slightly in mid-November, with substantial sales increases

US Warns on GATT GENEVA, Switzerland - The United States' commitment to the Uruguay round of

The Export-Import Bank may start striking back at Japanese export credit practices. Reagan a

Liberian Ship Catches Fire at Bangladesh PortDHAKA, Bangladesh - A Liberian cargo ship loade

Defying conventional wisdom about the economy of ship construction in the Far East, American Preside

A high-level U.S. transportation mission in Asia for nearly three weeks to promote equal opportuniti

McLean Industries Inc., parent company of United States Lines, was almost sold to Louis Dreyfus Corp

Lambert's Point Docks in Norfolk, Va., employs exclusively International Longshoremen's Association