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DU PONT SHIFTS ROLE IN JAPAN R&D GROUPWILMINGTON, Del. - E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Co. has b

United Airlines, which said a year ago that it would gradually expand in Miami, has been true to its

Customs brokers are trying to stir the waters and create internationalpressure to curb air c

Environmental Protection Agency Administrator William Reilly kicked off a government program to help

Motor carrier deregulation in 1980 changed the trucking industry so fundamentally that the costs of

Frederick W. Smith, Federal Express Corp. chairman, has challenged leaders of two pilot groups to de

EUROPE PRODUCTION OF ALUMINUM FALLSFRANKFURT, Germany - European production of primary alumi

Soybean futures have worked higher, spurred by strong U.S. exports of beans and oil, after having re

Most airline industry people are singing the blues these days, but the theme for executives working

Citing large beet sugar crops in the European Community, the U.S. Department of Agriculture said tot

The Interstate Commerce Commission has asked for public comments to help frame rail merger policy un

Abbott Laboratories said it has received Food and Drug Administration approval to thrust its estroge

CONTINENTAL CORP. REPORTS NET LOSSNEW YORK - Continental Corp. reported a net loss o

Friday Nov. 13, 1992 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representin

Nov. 13, 1992 RESELLER RACKUnleaded Mid- Premium-Unlead Pre

International Petroleum Exchange Nov. 13, 1992Brent Crude Oil - (Dollars Per Barrel)

Boston Edison Co. is facing a 40 million cubic feet a day gas curtailmentfrom Tennessee Gas

Control Data Systems Inc. said last week it received a $20.4 million payment as part of a contract w

Columbia LNG Corp., which is primarily owned by Columbia Gas System Inc., said it expects to reopen

The collapse Friday of spot no-lead gasoline prices in New York harbor may lead to rethinking about

Reduced buying from Japan and South Korea has depressed jet fuel prices in Singapore, traders here s

TRANSCANADA GETS NOD ON PIPELINE EXPANSIONNEW YORK - Canada's National Energy Board

The board of directors of the New York Mercantile Exchange voted to resume listing 18 months of New

A congressional investigating panel has to sort through conflicting testimony presented here Friday

A Texas oil company is investing $50 million to develop offshore gas fields in Trinidad and Tobago,

Now that American President Lines has decided on a base for its Pacific Northwest operations on the

China's bustling new Economic and Trade Office seems likely to become the core of economic managemen

U.S. computer software company Microsoft Corp. said it signed a licensing agreement with a group of

S. KOREA HIKES PRICES OF IMPORTED BEEFSEOUL, South Korea - The South Korean government has h

Many Texans have "discovered the wisdom of Smokey Robinson, who said, 'My mama told me you better sh

Need a really sharp aerial photograph of North Dallas? How about the Pentagon, or downtown Washingto

Three years after the fall of the Berlin Wall, Eastern Europe has made immense strides toward a mark

Western German shipbuilders next year will receive nearly double the amount of competition subsidies

Japan cannot comply unconditionally with a U.S. demand that it join an embargo on selling militarily

Nov. 13, 1992 No. 4/ No. 6/ No. 6/1% 1% 0.5%Buckley

Nov. 13, 1992 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPrev.Close High Low

Orion Marine Corp. President Peter Schauer was fed up, he said, and decided to finally pull the plug

SIX COMPANIES SEEK FORWARDING LICENSESWASHINGTON - Six companies applied to the Fede

Czechoslovakia's retail prices rose 2.0 percent in October from the previous month, driven largely b

Mamoru Ozaki, Japan's vice finance minister, said Friday that Japan should boost its domestic demand