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E-Z SERVE INC. (Dallas) - Jerry H. Mouser, E-Z Serve's president since its acquisition by Harken Oil

Labor contracts affecting more than half of U.S. refining capacity expire this weekend, and leaders

China is claiming a successful year for offshore oil exploration in 1987, despite the generally frus

Import prices other than fuel generally rose faster in the final three months of 1987 than in any ot

Alan J. Brody, chairman of the Commodity Exchange, criticized the New York Mercantile Exchange for d

Oman Notifies Japan It Will Trim Oil SalesOman has notified Japan's six agents for long-term

The government of Gen. Wojciech Jaruzelski, hoping to defuse resistance to hefty price hikes schedul

Japanese computer giant Fujitsu Ltd. intends to more than triple overseas production as soon as poss

WELL, CONSUMERS, NOW WE KNOW. For the past three months you've been buying at a much slower

Northwest Turns Down Offer of ArbitrationST. PAUL, Minn. - Northwest Airlines has rejected a

The Reagan administration is expected to announce that duty-free trade concessions to Taiwan, South

Santa Fe Southern Pacific Corp. management told financial analysts here Thursdaythat financing arran

Sabotage Ruled Out In Mass. Train ProbeSPRINGFIELD, Mass. - The FBI has found no evidence of

The Pittsburgh & Lake Erie Railroad's sales agreement with the Chicago West Pullman Transportation C

ATLANTA'S TRANSPORTATION AND TRADE COMMUNITY came out in force Wednesday night to welcome Nedlloyd L

The death of another Springfield Terminal Railway employee in a switching accident refueled the driv

A fire in a container hold aboard a West German ship docked in Brooklyn slowed unloading operations

Tecmarine to Launch Containership ServiceTecmarine Lines will inaugurate direct containershi

Members of the Maryland House Appropriations Committee are questioning whether proposed legislation

The captain of the Sea-Land Service containership that ran aground at theentrance to San Jua

Efforts are apparently under way to sidestep legislation requiring the owner- operator of those 11 K

With the United States and European allies watching closely, Canada soon will decide whether to spen

Rockwell Introduces Heavy-Duty Axle LineRockwell International Corp. Automotive Operations i

Truck lines operating in the eastern central United States approved a freight rate increase effectiv

Jan. 28, 1988 Baltic International Freight Futures ExchangePrev.Close High

The United States and 15 other Western nations pledged Thursday to work harder at plugging technolog

Conrail Income Rises in QuarterConsolidated Rail Corp. earned $79 million, or $1.15 a share,

While health experts worldwide are counseling smokers to quit, multinational tobacco firms are manip

EC Imposes Duties On Yugoslav SteelBRUSSELS, Belgium - The European Community Commission Thu

A branch of the American Chamber of Commerce cried out Thursday against a Japanese government plan t

Some of the nation's biggest exporters are calling for a partnership among themselves and other ship

Insurance underwriters and brokers are accusing each other of having lost sight of reason as they sl

US Share of Britain's Import Market ShrinksThe United States shipped more goods to Britain l

The failure of the European Community to agree on a 1988 budget has jeopardized programs that most d

The U.S. dollar rose slightly Thursday in quiet, listless trading. Analysts said the market

The U.S. Treasury has no plans for a debt refinancing arrangement with debtor nations other than Mex

Brazil eased and simplified rules for debt-equity swaps. The first debt swap auction under the new r

Philippines May Ask US to Assume its DebtMANILA, Philippines - The United States should assu

The secondary market in developing country debt paper totaled about $15 billion in 1987 and may grow

U.S. personal spending rose by 0.5 percent in December, the same as in the previous month, but spend