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Autos Lead Surge In UK ManufacturingBritish manufacturing output is growing at its fastest r

Further deregulation of Indonesia's economy is promised for this month as a move to stimulate invest

Reagan Renews Order On Sanctions on LibyaPresident Reagan has renewed an executive order aut

A suburban Milwaukee company said it signed three letters-of-intent with the Chinese for a countertr

A federal grand jury investigation in Chicago is focusing on whether Outboard Marine Corp. of Waukeg

The shrinkage of the world's merchant fleet slowed during the 12 months before June 1987, but figure

The crew of a cargo ship in distress in the North Atlantic abandoned the vessel Tuesday morning but

In addition to four product tankers already on order from South Korean yards, Malaysian Internationa

Dec. 15 Baltic International Freight Futures Exchangeprev.Close High Low

1268.5 (Dec. 15) Previous day - 1271.0 The Baltic International Freight Futures Exchange in

A Honduran registered cargo ship in trouble off Cape Cod Tuesday was releasedfrom arrest las

Hercules to Boost Film CapacityWILMINGTON, Del. - Hercules Inc. announced plans for a compre

At least 200 industrial plants discharging waste into the Chesapeake Bay basin may have to invest an

The head of the Food & Drug Administration said that Congress should not order better controls again

The Chemical Manufacturers Association is projecting a record $10.3 billion trade surplus for the ch

Akzo Reports Price IncreaseCHICAGO, Ill. - Effective Jan. 1, 1988, Akzo Chemie America is ra

The market for biosensors is estimated to rise from $14.4 million in 1986 to $29 million by the end

The Environmental Protection Agency expects to again approve use of the herbicide Alachlor under res

Metro Med Pharmaceuticals Inc. and Schering-Canada will market a generic birth control pill that wil

The Treasury Department said a measure promising utility customers quick refunds averaging $223 coul

Cogenerators and independent power producers say a plan to begin competitive bidding for new electri

The National Coal Association predicts a relatively stable year for coal in 1988 with no major chang

The Nuclear Regulatory Commission staff cited Northeast Nuclear Energy Co., Hartford, Conn., for sev

China must double its oil processing capacity by the end of the century to meet rising domestic dema

Australians Win Turkish Coal PactSYDNEY, Australia - Australian coal mining companies will s

December 15, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gall

European crude oil prices went into free fall Tuesday with North Sea Brent tumbling 50 cents to $16

Oil prices are not likely to recover to $18 a barrel by the end of 1988, a respected Wall Street oil

Japan Doesn't Expect Discount CancellationsJapanese oil companies have not had, and do not e

Holiday travelers will find lower prices for all grades of gasoline in California this month, the Ca

Working Rig Count Rises by 29 to 1,181The number of oil and gas drilling rigs working in the

A decline in the dollar's value has stimulated westbound air cargo demand across the Pacific, allowi

As the value of the dollar continues to decline, Takeo Hori, president of Nippon Cargo Airlines, see

Stricken trans-Atlantic carrier Highland Express won a 24-hour reprieve Tuesday in its battle to sta

U.S. military leaders aren't exactly overjoyed by the performance of a new helicopter they are using

Canadian and Korean government negotiators, attempting to finalize terms of the first bilateral air

In his airline days he dealt closely with the air freight forwarders, and in his present career as a

Court Strikes Down Air Freight TaxA Florida circuit court has rejected the state's attempt t

African airlines will need $6 billion to replace 116 planes that will be banned on most European and

The New York City Transit Authority introduced its first 10-car set of overhauled R40 subway cars th