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Apr. 5, 1989 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

New England Electric System, which bid $2.35 billion for Public Service Co. of New Hampshire's non-S

Oil prices took a tumble on the New York Mercantile Exchange Wednesday amid indications that the sup

Amerada Hess Ltd., the British unit of Amerada Hess Corp., said its latest appraisal well in the Nor

The Claridge Hotel, a 13-story luxury hotel in the heart of Chicago's Gold Coast on Lake Michigan, h

Westinghouse Credit Corp. said it formed a Major Industries Finance Group to provide full-service fi

Ocean Transport & Trading PLC reported Wednesday that a 26 million ($44.2 million) loss on the sale

Ten New Jersey longshoremen are going to court to prevent a long-anticipated modernization of New Yo

The British government may be on the wrong track in using higher interest rates to redress the count

The free trade agreement between the United States and Canada will lead to a stronger North American

When it absolutely, positively has to be there the next day - don't count on it. That's the

Better Than Money Corp., the small business consulting firm that is opening a joint venture training

OIL INDUSTRY VETERANS were astonished at the events that unfolded in Alaska over the past two weeks:

The Greater Detroit Foreign Trade Zone continued its export and employment expansion during the 1988

TRANSCON TO DISTRIBUTE STOCK TO ITS EMPLOYEESTranscon Lines Inc., a major trucking company,

From the days when inventor Thomas Edison's light bulb first lit the nights of 1879, Americans have

Volume for the 30-day interest rate futures contract at the Chicago Board of Trade is edging upward,

The growth in global investment is leading to an increase in demand for foreign stock index warrants

Japanese and European companies want U.S. customers, U.S. companies want wider European and Japanese

1621 (Apr. 5, 1989) Previous day - 1614 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in L

The Transportation Department rejected separate pleas by United Air Lines Inc. and American Airlines

Serious differences over how to reduce the level of agricultural support in the short term are emerg

The insurance industry is assessing the impact of a New York court decision that broadens liability

State governments agree with the trucking industry on a broad plan for rewriting hazardous materials

The U.S. dollar was mixed Wednesday in a market groping for direction. Dealers said the market wasn'

Quotations are offered rates of New York city banks relating to currency transfers of $1 million or

FED MAKES PURCHASE OF TREASURY SECURITIESNEW YORK - The Federal Reserve made an outright pur

Exxon Corp. on Wednesday afternoon refloated its damaged oil tanker, whose fugitive captain surrende

Joseph Hazelwood, the veteran sea captain thought to be at the center of the worst oil spill in U.S.

The old saying "Once burned, twice shy" aptly describes the current mind- set of the nation's steelm

DELTA ANNOUNCES PLAN FOR SERVICE TO TEXASSACRAMENTO, Calif. - Delta Air Lines will begin non

A government-supervised election is to be held by the end of the year for the top officers of the ol

NORTH AMERICA Orlando Restaurant & Hotel Expo. April 8-9. Orlando Expo Centre, Orlando, Fla.

All but one of China's 19 main ports handling foreign trade performed better last year than in 1987,

Quotations are offered rates of New York city banks relating to currency transfers of $1 million or

With less than a week to go before Maryland's General Assembly adjourns for the year, Gov. William D

The Kansas Supreme Court last Thursday upheld a controversial tort reform law enacted by the state L

Optimistic talk from U.S. and European Community officials Tuesday about the chances of success at t

U.S. Agriculture Secretary Clayton Yeutter's recent statement that he would take a fresh look at the

State and federal leaders from Alaska threatened Tuesday to require a shutdown of the Trans-Alaska P