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Subsidiaries of Southern California Edison Co. and Texaco Inc., in a continuing joint venture, have

US Environmentalists Urged to Help CanadaCanadian Environment Minister Tom McMillan over the

EG&G Inc. Completes Formation of New UnitMIAMISBURG, Ohio - EG&G Inc. completed the formatio

Indianapolis 500 race cars have burned methanol for more than a quarter of a century. Methanol has f

March 21, 1988 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

World oil prices would rebound if the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries adhered to its o

An untapped oil field off the coast of Malaysia is likely to begin production in late 1990, accordin

The Isolationist government of Burma has decided to import oil for the first time since 1976 as dome

Saudis Include Europe, Japan in Spot PricingSaudi Arabia has widened spot-related crude oil

The shipbuilding industry is in big trouble. No large commercial ships are on order from any U.S. ya

Constantine S. Nicandros, president and chief executive of Conoco Inc., Monday called for compromise

Australian oil production may fall to 390,000 barrels a day by 1992, downfrom 547,000 in 198

Syria's oil production has risen dramatically because of a big increase in output from the Al-Tayyim

The Supreme Court agreed to hear another case involving the strike by the Independent Federation of

Refiners, Automakers Urged to Work CloselySAN ANTONIO, Texas - General Motors Corp. Presiden

FEDERAL EXPRESS CORP. (MEMPHIS, Tenn.) - Christos M. (Chris) Cotsakos has been named vice president,

The lines are drawn in what observers expect to be a protracted fight between the Massachusetts Port

Cathay Pacific Airways Ltd. rocketed into the financial stratosphere with profit for the year throug

The great U.S. airline giveaway seems to be grinding to a halt. Worried about the potential

Hey there, world traveler. Looking for the perfect gift for friends and family back home? The duty-f

Australia's international airline Qantas is putting strong pressure on the Australian government to

Fairchild Aircraft Wins Military ContractFairchild Aircraft Corp. Monday won an Air National

The Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employees is claiming victory in an office war with an employm

The Interstate Commerce Commission chairman has suspended voting on a proposed 5.2 percent railroad

Employees at ailing Pilot Freight Inc. agreed to a profit-sharing plan in which workers will trade a

Southern Pacific Plans To Lease LocomotivesSouthern Pacific Transportation Co. said it will

The Railway Labor Executives' Association has asked the 7th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals to overtur

The 1987 grain car shortages and the outlook for grain car supply in 1988 and beyond will be the foc

Britain's ports could be plunged into chaos next month by a threatened strike of 20,000 seamen.<

U.S. shipbuilders may be swimming in a sea of red ink and sinking to the bottom of the ocean as a re

Pennsylvania and New Jersey must act to make their own Delaware River ports more competitive before

Evergreen Announces Direct Call at HalifaxEvergreen Line has announced it will commence a we

The political crisis gripping this country has barely touched the Panama Canal, but some officials s

Goodyear Opens Office For Products in TokyoAKRON, Ohio - Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. said it

Insurance Equities Corp. has announced details of a new professional liability insurance program wit

Saab-Scania AB of Sweden reported that its Scania heavy vehicle division posted record sales and ear

T.I.M.E.-DC, once one of the trucking industry's largest carriers, said this week it had closed its

A Ford Motor Co. official said the company is studying the possibility of offering a longer wheelbas

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