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March 18, 1988 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

CASTLE SUPPLY & MARKETING INC. (Astoria, N.Y.) - Mark T. Stugart was named president, a new position

Eastman Kodak Co. has reached an agreement to buy a Santa Monica, Calif.- based company that sells a

The U.S. Department of Agriculture said Friday the Soviet Union may buy as much grain as it needs ab

The trans-Panama pipeline, which carries Alaska oil across the isthmus en route to markets on the U.

Mexico's state oil monopoly commemorates its 50th year with business leaders demanding its privatiza

European crude oil prices staged a late rally Friday, but traders say the market is bracing for a pe

The rate of U.S. traffic fatalities was at its lowest in 1987, but higher speed limits may drive the

Iraq Will Cut Output To Help Raise PricesBAGHDAD, Iraq - Iraq will cut its oil production in

The board of Knight-Ridder Inc. expressed its intention to elect James K. Batten as president and ch

The fiscal 1989 federal budget plan going to the full House of Representatives this week makes just

The International Risk Management Institute Inc. will hold a conference on cutting insurance premium

The Maryland Insurance Division last week ruled that Government Employees Insurance Co. violated unf

Blue Cross & Blue Cross of Connecticut Inc. will wait for another day to request that state lawmaker

The Montreal-based financial services conglomerate, Laurentian Group Corp., has slammed the brakes o

Detectives Wednesday said they demolished an auto theft ring dubbed the Hole in the Wall Gang, arres

The Assembly has approved a bill that would enable Blue Cross of California, a non-profit hospital s

New York Life Unit Files Note RegistrationNew York Life Insurance Co. and its wholly owned i

The official IMF dollar rate for the special drawing right as measured by a basket of currencies den

Nestle SA, the giant Swiss multinational food group, said it agreed to acquire the commercial and in

-A-B-C-D- Adventists Development andRelief Agency International 4AAir Canada 5B

Philips N.V. will be one of many international European companies whose productivity will increase m

Japan's share of the U.S. merchandise trade deficit was at its lowest point in January in over a yea

One more of capitalism's knotty problems is plaguing China as it moves gingerly into the realm of su

Ford Motor Co. said it has scrapped plans to build a $73 million plant in Scotland because it failed

Prosciutto di Parma, a rosy, air-cured ham from Italy'sEmilia-Romagna region, is to be sold in the U

A Swedish architect and a cleaning-service company in Stockholm have developed a paint stripping met

The International Trade Commission will decide April 29 on the fate of certain imported reclosable p

U.S. Department of Agriculture Secretary Richard Lyng has sharpened his attack against a proposed ex

Hearings and deadline dates for pending U.S. International Trade Commission investigations:*

Jamaica has increased the rates paid for bauxite by U.S. and Canadian companies operating on the isl

Steel Imports Grew By 7 percent in JanuarySteel imports rose from December to January and we

The U.S. Customs Service in the San Francisco Bay area could switch to a single broker and forwarder

The U.S. Customs Service said it will donate approximately $20 million in clothing to Third World co

The economy, sparked by strong manufacturing growth, is growing moderately throughout the United Sta

Retail sales rose 0.4 percent in February, a slightly smaller increase than reported a week ago, the

The Senate revamped the nuclear liability law to provide no-fault insurance for accidents at nuclear

A Morgan Guaranty Trust Co. economist blamed the Louvre Accord for confusion in financial markets, t

The dollar will continue to trade within a relatively narrow range in the immediate future, most tra

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