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European oil prices firmed by the close of trading Friday with North Sea Brent breaking through the

Although Japanese electric utilities will be paying almost 10 percent more for Australian steaming c

A Japanese oil company plans to send a team to Iran this week to discuss Iran's crude oil price hike

SUBROTO SEES $18 OIL, WITH NON-OPEC HELPThe Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries wi

EGYPT CONFIRMS 5 PERCENT CUT IN CRUDE OIL EXPORTSEgypt will cut its oil exports by 5 percent

Abu Dhabi's National Oil Co. delegation told Japanese oil companies last week that it will not cut i

Oil development of Alaska's Arctic National Wildlife Refuge and its environmental impact would be li

AMAX COAL INDUSTRIES INC. (Indianapolis) - A. Frank Dunham joined Amax Coal Sales Co., a subsidiary,

Bernard Pache has perhaps the most unenvied executive job in the world coal industry. As cha

Higher scrap copper, crude oil, plywood and aluminum prices pushed The Journal of Commerce Industria

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PHELPS DODGE CORP. (Phoenix) - Douglas C. Yearley, executive vice president of Phelps Dodge Corp. an

IMPROPER WIRING CITED IN JAPAN'S BOEING JETSFire extinguisher systems in cargo compartments

Federal Express Corp. has assured government officials that its Tiger International Inc. subsidiary

Conspicuously absent from this year's Speednews Aviation Industry Suppliers Conference in Los Angele

Twenty years ago, a Delta-winged wonder known as the Concorde 001 took off on its maiden flight, lif

Within six weeks, the U.S. Postal Service will decide whether to renew a $95.5 million annual contra

Aircraft manufacturers last year booked a record 1,028 orders for new jetliners, causing industry an

SUGAR FROM AUSTRALIA TO CHINA VIA ITALY?SYDNEY, Australia - An Italian brokerage firm has ha

A Chinese delegation is due in the United States later this month to tie up details of a forestry jo

Tandy Corp., Digital Equipment Corp. and three software companies recently announced a software prod

A Stanford University computer scientist and a philosopher are developing the university's first cou

FCC WILL PRESS AHEAD ON AT&T OVERHAULWASHINGTON - The chairman of the Federal Communications

There is a lot more talk than action in the chemical industry when it comes to electronic data inter

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What works better: fishing hooks or a net? That, in effect, is the question chemical compani

Wah Kwong Shipping Group Ltd. is joining forces with a local entrepreneur to take the largest single

Having built a trade surplus of over $14 billion, South Korea is now taking steps to open its domest

The history of the 50-mile rules on stuffing and stripping containers is coming to a close, and it i

The Federal Maritime Commission has adopted rules designed to increase its powers to combat unfair f

1588 (Mar. 3, 1989) Previous day - 1577 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in L

By the mid-1980s a chorus of criticism was building around Fruehauf Corp. Chairman Robert Rowan.

Few barge traffic disruptions resulted from last month's moderate flooding of the Ohio River.

The rail industry's labor unions have challenged the Interstate CommerceCommission's authori

EC URGES PATIENCE IN CHINA'S GATT BIDBRUSSELS, Belgium - China will have to be patient in it

The European Commission announced that it is extending its "Europartnership" plan, designed to stren

The government said Friday it dealt a "major blow" to the KGB by cracking a spy ring that news repor

An electronics industry group says it is urging large-scale re-entry by U.S. companies into the glob