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B.F. Goodrich Co. said Tuesday that it plans to sell its 50 percent interest in the Uniroyal Goodric

Brazil's next finance minister faces serious problems of inflation and economic stagnation at home a

The steadily falling U.S. dollar, revised copyright laws and increased buying power are helping to b

First National Bank of Boston, principal subsidiary of Bank of Boston Corp., announced the completio

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One obvious reason for the Reagan administration's shift to a more aggressive trade stance is the ch

December 22, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gall

Persian Gulf states that have violated OPEC oil production quotas in recent months are preparing to

One side effect of the new collapse in oil prices may be to put a ceiling over soaring spot natural

Saudi Arabia and Kuwait, under threat from Iran in the Persian Gulf war, have renewed an agreement t

Venezuelan Official Doubts OPEC StabilityCARACAS, Venezuela - Disenchanted with OPEC's failu

The last pair of jumbo containerships once operated by United States Lines were handed over to a gro

Oil industry sources say a federal grand jury in Oklahoma City has subpoenaed the records of a dozen

Miguel A. Rosey has been named senior vice president and general manager of Crowley Caribbean Transp

Iraqi bombers on a rare long-distance raid set fire Tuesday to four supertankers used for storage at

Suntory Ltd. and SmithKline Beckman Corp. announced a collaboration in pharmaceutical research and d

Environmental Power Announces Bond IssueEnvironmental Power Corp. announced a $75 million ta

An increase in U.S. oil imports of 2 million barrels a day since early 1986 has set the stage for a

Continuing uncertainty over oil prices doesn't seem to be curbing Indonesia's appetite for more.

Gov. Thomas H. Kean has received legislation to abolish the state Department of Energy, nearly two y

Atlantic Richfield Co. is moving quickly to increase its stake in Britoil PLC, which is also the tar

Pennsylvania's two major coal associations announced they will merge to form a united organization r

The Tatabanya coal mine, which has amassed the equivalent of $60 million worth of debts and losses o

Tight Mart Spurs Ethylene PricesA tight U.S. market for ethylene has pushed prices up to a r

Hazardous wastes are leaking from many of the nearly 1,200 landfills that have opted to close rather

Union Carbide Corp. announced that it is expanding its ethanolamines capacity by one-third to a worl

Beaulieu to Build Unipol PP PlantDANBURY, Conn. - Beaulieu Group of Cos., Belgium, has selec

Canadian Occidental Petroleum Ltd. announced the acquisition of BCM Technologies Ltd.'s sodium chlor

The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, lowering its predictions for economic gro

In a precedent-setting move, a local businessman was ordered to pay two insurers $10,000 for claims-

Contrary to the recommendation of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, West Ge

Japan's economy is likely to grow 3.8 percent in the next fiscal year, up slightly from the current

President Jose Sarney approved a bill extending copyright protection to imported computer programs.<

Warwick Repurchases Furman Selz WarrantsMORRISTOWN, N.J. - Warwick Insurance Managers Inc. T

The availability of liability insurance to protect corporate directors and officers may be increasin

AIR CARGO Tiger International needs to find a new leader who will concentrate on customer se

U.K. insurers had provided a large proportion of the cover for both the ferry Dona Paz, which was in

President Reagan Tuesday signed a deficit-reduction package combining spending and tax measures forg

In the early morning business hours of May 16, 1986, Massachusetts State Police assigned to Middlese

HIROSHIMA, Japan - Norimasa Furuta was named president of Mazda Motor Corp. He was senior managing d