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U.S. coal industry sources closely watching the Gulf of Mexico utility market say more Australian co

ANR Pipeline Co. said it will operate as an open-access transporter of natural gas starting Nov. 1,

A British tanker that ran into a rock off Iceland last Christmas and capsized, causing the loss of i

A Colombian ship line has been held blameless by a U.S. district court in a $125 million coffee frau

EC Industrial Output Up 1.5 percent in First HalfThe European Community's index of industria

Customs Gets Involved In Zilog ComplaintCAMPBELL, Calif. - Zilog Inc. said the U.S. Customs

Chinese port officials will be trained in management and operations by a teamfrom the Port A

Monongahela Power Co., a subsidiary of Allegheny Power System Inc., was ordered by the West Virginia

A pesticide company will have its license suspended temporarily by the state Department of Environme

The government Wednesday asked crewmembers of Italian merchant ships destined for the Persian Gulf t

Monsanto Co. filed suit against several Massachusetts officials and departmental bodies, seeking an

The worldwide shipping industry needs a worldwide system of registering, or flagging ships, a mariti

Exporters or investment bankers who find the Japanese market tough to crack may find it becoming eve

The rightist Portuguese majority party is confident it can muster the 75 percent Parliament vote nee

A federal judge in Pittsburgh Thursday afternoon ordered striking workers to return to their jobs a

U.S. interest rates are expected to hover around current levels amid moderate economic growth in the

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

James H. Burnley IV, President Reagan's controversial choice to succeed Elizabeth Dole as transporta

Canada's finance minister expressed optimism that the Canadian Parliament will approve the historic

On Taxes and International Business: I am inclined to feel that the best that the internatio

Westinghouse Electric Corp. said it has purchased majority interest in Mictron Inc. from the Lamb Te

A joint venture to establish an advanced biomedical research laboratory near Rome was announced Thur

Exports of Washington apples are up 310 percent so far this year, thanks to a huge increase in sales

Lawyers in the Texaco bankruptcy case have earned nearly $6 million in four months since the giant o

Federal Express Corp. has expanded its emergency parts shipment program to regular routine service.<

The Polish liner Stefan Batory, after carrying more than 125,000 passengers between Montreal and Eur

A cutback in Inter-American Development Bank lending to Latin America and the Caribbean now appears

An agency of the World Wildlife Fund claims that Japan has been illegally importing vast amounts of

Mulroney Offers Bill To Halt Postal StrikePrime Minister Brian Mulroney's Conservative gover

Fed Gov. Heller Urges Monetary CoordinationWASHINGTON - Monetary policy should be coordinate

A dockworkers' union local must tell the Waterfront Commission why it is paying an organized crime f

Iranian commandos fired on a Saudi tanker Wednesday, and maritime executives predicted more of the s

Indonesia exported industrial products worth US$2.1 billion in this year's first five months, an inc

NY Legislator Seeks Underwriting ActionState Assembly Insurance Committee Chairman Howard La

The French insurer, Compagnie du Midi, emerged Wednesday as the victor in the takeover battle for Br

Top Stories The twin ports of Bremen/Bremerhaven are facing increased competition from other

The U.S. ban on imports of a synthetic fiber manufactured by the Dutch company Akzo NV is to be inve

The White House is expected to nominate James Burnley, deputy transportation secretary, as Secretary

Fujitsu Micelectronics Inc. will break ground here today for a $70 million semiconductor plant.<

European nations should place new restrictions on agricultural imports before they cut their farm su