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EASTERN UTILITIES ASSOCIATES (Boston) - Donald G. Pardus, president, was named chief operating offic

These have not been the best of times for Westmoreland Coal Co., the oldest independent coal company

Canada OKs Power Sale Despite OppositionCanada's National Energy Board said it has approved

CMS Signs Gas Pacts For Converted PlantJACKSON, Mich. - CMS Energy Corp. said it signed thre

A new service has given the oil industry a potent tool in dealing with rapidly fluctuating oil price

Exxon Corp., New York, reported 1987 fourth quarter net income of $1.56 billion or $1.12 a share com

January 25, 1988 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallo

AMERICAN ULTRAMAR LTD. (Tarrytown, N.Y.) - Peter L. Raven was appointed president. He was chief fina

Britoil PLC, the United Kingdom's largest independent oil company, on Monday rejected a sweetened ta

Shake-up Likely At Saudi Oil CompanyA shake-up is likely at Petromin, the Saudi Arabian oil

The average price of gasoline is down more than two cents a gallon fromDecember's average, a

UK North Sea Output Declined During 1987Crude oil production in the British North Sea fell t

BFGoodrich Co. is moving aggressively into the Asia-Pacific region through a joint venture signed Mo

Within several months U.S. and Canadian postal authorities hope to draft a formal agreement spelling

Transportation Secretary James Burnley Monday ruled out any prospects that the Transportation Depart

Garuda, the state-owned Indonesian airline, moved into the black in calendar 1987, posting gross pro

The U.S. Postal Service and its 36,500 rural letter carriers have reached a tentative contract agree

The Interstate Commerce Commission has granted a protective order that willallow the Souther

Malaysia Airlines To Buy Boeing 747-400KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia - Malaysia Airlines agreed to

CP Rail has awarded a contract for the laying of more than 10 miles of concrete slab track in the Se

Oak Industries' Unit Now Called NordcoOak Industries Inc. has taken a new name, Nordco Inc.,

GE Railcar Services expanded at a rapid pace last year and it won't slow down all that much in 1988.

Legislation will be presented today in the House of Representatives aimed at stripping away tax bene

U.S. raw steel output last year rose 8.4 percent to 88,472,000 net tons, the American Iron and Steel

Port of Tacoma commissioners unanimously support a measure to raise the pay for Seattle and Tacoma p

The way Congress handles trade and budget issues this year will depend on signals from voters in the

The Department of Transportation will create a permanent new office to evaluate independently the ef

The port of Orange was roused from its sleepy existence as a "lay berth" port in 1987, handling 148,

Hapag-Lloyd AG probably will continue to de-emphasize shipping and turn increasingly to more lucrati

Knutsen OAS Shipping of Haugesund has ordered two vessels from the Spanish shipbuilding group Astill

Thanks to the sales effort of Transportation Secretary James Burnley, officials say, the Federal Avi

The port of Halifax announced a record year in 1987 for both container and total cargo. Cont

American companies, assembling everything from cars to men's trousers, are fleeing to Mexican border

Australian National Line plans to continue to reduce its fleet during 1988. The government-o

Morflot Freightliners Using New High CubesMorflot Freightliners Ltd. has introduced 200 new

More U.S. companies may withdraw from South Africa following congressional cancellation of the doubl

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

College of Insurance Elects New PresidentDr. Ellen Thrower, professor of insurance and direc

Circle, Roadrunner Announce Merger PactCircle Express Inc. and Roadrunner Enterprises Inc. a

The president's Commission on Merchant Marine and Defense recommended a seven-point program to overc