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September 17, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gal

Domestic oil reserves have dropped sharply following the price collapse last year. And the cautious

MINNEAPOLIS - The Pillsbury Co. Thursday reported that net earnings for the first fiscal quarter wer

The announcement by Honda of America Manufacturing Inc. that it will export automobiles from its Ohi

Tellabs Inc. will supply T1 networking multiplexers and digital cross-connect systems to Hong Kong T

South Korea's extraordinary economic success contains the seeds of friction" with industrial countri

Crowley Maritime Corp. of San Francisco has agreed to sell its Columbia Marine Lines operations to T

Firestone Resources Inc. announced that it has completed a test of a new hazardous waste containment

A recent drive by marine insurers to deny liability for the claims of asbestos victims aboard ships

In their zeal to open up new tourist markets, some tour operators may be courting prosecution for vi

Europe is getting ready to bite the steel bullet again. European Community industry minister

The U.S. company that insured the construction of the bugged U.S. Embassy in Moscow should not have

The port of Oakland is exploring the idea of developing a biotechnology research center. The

The National Transportation Safety Board, sharply differing with Reagan administration policy, has c

Congressional transportation leaders sharply criticized federal rail safety efforts during a probe o

General Electric Credit Corp. and the Chicago, Central & Pacific Railroad settled their rancorous di

Richmond Refinery Passes Pollution TestRICHMOND, Calif. - Chevron U.S.A.'s beleaguered Richm

The travel industry could use a little help when it comes to marketing their wares to business trave

Gov. Michael Dukakis' universal health insurance plan suddenly seems to be drawing fire on all sides

Out behind a football stadium in Bozeman, Mont., 14 elm trees crashed to the ground, and a $300 mill

Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone said Thursday that Japan would consider treating China separately f

The following business missions are scheduled to arrive in the United States. The Journal of Commerc

Tomatoes, potatoes and string beans may cost more at the greengrocer's stand before long. Th

A U.S.-built ferry is to be sold for scrap a month after the 36-year-old vessel was proposed for con

The wave of labor unrest that has hit South Korea in recent months continued to decline Thursday wit

The volume of goods made in the United States will recover and grow in the next few years, three aut

Officials of labor unions representing 750 striking employees and the management of the Pittsburgh &

After knocking on the door for months, Freightliner Corp. outsold Navistar International Corp. in Au

Nielsen Freight Lines, once California's largest independent trucking company, has put up its trucks

Public Service Electric To Reorganize StaffNEWARK, N.J. - Public Service Electric and Gas Co

The liberalization of Israel's petroleum industry, which Energy Minister Moshe Shahal said would get

Canadian government and airline officials are playing down the risk that regular air service between

The World Bank's capital resources might be almost doubled, Barber Conable, the bank's president, in

Showa Line's weekly service between Los Angeles and the ports of Hong Kong and Kaohsiung, Taiwan, ha

Jorio Dauster, president of the Brazilian Coffee Institute, has endorsed the idea of renewing the In

The governor of Maryland told maritime industry executives Thursday that he is committed personally

A comparison of European and U.S. steps to prepare for the Jan. 1 implementation of the Harmonized

Quotations are offered rates of New York city banks relating to currency transfers of $1 million or

World market shares for alloys and blend over the next 10 years are to projected to rise most quickl

AT&T and Western Digital Corp. strengthened a strategic alliance" involving R&D and global competiti