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India has invited offers from private oil companies to develop 43 small and medium-size oil fields,

Chevron Corp. said Wednesday that it will sell a group of oil and natural gas fields to Pennzoil Cor

Quotations, provided by Citibank/New York, Foreign Exchange Desk, are offered rates of New York City

CALIF. GOVERNOR SIGNS OFFSHORE DRILLING BANSACRAMENTO, Calif. - California will ban

The U.S. dollar traded sharply higher Thursday as pessimistic traders scrambled to cover short posit

Royal Dutch/Shell Group has taken a 20 percent stake in a feasibility study under way by Marathon Oi

The Italian government is considering seeking a special loan from the European Community to help the

The natural gas options being launched this morning by the New York Mercantile Exchange are almost s

House and Senate energy leaders have taken a stripped-down national energy strategy and stripped it

Thursday Oct. 1, 1992 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representi

Japanese oil companies have stockpiled enough kerosene to meet informal guidelines set by the Minist

China has been flexing its muscles in recent months, trying to show its neighbors and the rest of th

Shipping lines serving Europe should charge freight rates in European Currency Units rather than dol

SEA-LAND CONSOLIDATES CARGO CLAIMS IN DALLASEDISON, N.J. - Sea-Land Service Inc. on

An exhibit that traces the New York port from its beginnings as a trading settlement to its current

The Senate Thursday failed to override President Bush's veto of a bill putting conditions China's ab

A dinner cruise to benefit the Maritime Museum at Fort Schuyler will be held Monday bythe New York-N

Lax regulation by U.S. agencies, the Bank of England and others let the Bank of Credit and Commerce

A federal judge agreed Thursday to throw out the guilty plea of the former Atlanta branch manager of

The original version of this chart that ran on Page 1A Thursday misstated the name of the country. T

The United States backpedaled Thursday from its earlier warnings and opted not to hit the European C

Russia's march from communism to capitalism stumbled slightly Thursday when its massive "popular pri

Faced with "dramatically altered circumstances," U.S. computer giant Digital Equipment Corp. will cu

TREUHANDANSTALT (New York) - The German government privatization agency named Karlhermann Kloettsche

S. KOREA ALLOWS EXPORTS BY 12 JAPANESE FIRMSSEOUL, South Korea - The South Korean Mi

Mitsubishi Bank has decided to consolidate its U.S. interbank foreign- exchange dealing at its New Y

The Dominican Republic's Banco Intercontinental has won its first direct loanfrom any multil

The Japanese government is at a loss on what to do with a shipment of frozen sushi imported from the

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

A facility of International Finance Corp. is helping small private enterprises in the South Pacific,

The Senate approved Thursday a wide-ranging foreign aid appropriations bill, including $12 billion f

The rivers of this remote island, between the Sea of Okhotsk and the Pacific Ocean, are literally ju

The Export-Import Bank of Japan Thursday announced it is to widen credit facility services that are

Louisiana officials have recovered nearly $1 million from the owners of the defunct Champion Insuran

Individual investors are still smarting from their ill-fated participation in the Scandinavian shipp

U.S. imports of crude oil and refined products - and their share of the U.S. trade deficit - are lik

Officials at the New Jersey Insurance Department, the administrator of Mutual Benefit Life Insurance

Major oil companies aren't enthusiastic about the North American free-trade agreement, but other seg

INSURERS TO FILE SUIT AGAINST HOME BUILDERUnited Services Automobile Association (USAA) said

Hurricane Andrew's late August assault on U.S. Gulf Coast natural gas fields drove gas prices sharpl