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GE Suit Says Hoechst Infringed on Its PatentPITTSFIELD, Mass. - The plastics group of Genera

The discharge of toxic pollutants into the Niagara River from New York state industries and sewage p

The depressed U.S. fertilizer industry may be on the verge of a turnaround, thanks to a 30 percent i

In a career that has seen stints as a government attorney, real estate developer and corporate raide

GAF's Debt Rating May Be DowngradedGAF Corp.'s $410 million worth of single-B-plus rated sub

E.I du Pont de Nemours & Co. announced agreements with Lanxide Corp. of Newark, Del., to develop and

A Northport, Wash., group is opposing a Washington Water Power Co. proposal to build a 230-kilovolt

The Colorado River Energy Distributors Association, representing 117 consumer-owned utilities, has d

A Canadian government decision has cleared the way for up to $17.1 million worth of hydropower to st

A consumer group has asked the state Supreme Court to set aside a Public Utilities Commission decisi

NY Creates Board To Distribute PowerALBANY, N.Y. - New York Power Authority Chairman Richard

Oxoco Energy Co., a subsidiary of Oxoco Inc., said it signed a letter of intent to acquire 45 percen

A dream came true for three Public Service Electric and Gas Co. customers when their meters were set

A proposal to tax sulfur and nitrogen emissions from power plant and industrial boilers is a serious

The five OPEC ministers assembling in Vienna for today's meeting of the group's price and production

September 9, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gall

Malaysia to Increase Oil Production by 19 percentKUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia - Malaysia will incr

South Korea's oil exploration project in Indonesia is experiencing "some small problems" because mor

Regional airlines, suffering severe pilot attrition because of raids by major airlines, are turning

A Canadian government decision relaxing restrictions on natural gas exports to the United States wil

Japan will increase its state-financed oil reserve to 315 million barrels over 7 years, chairman of

Supplies of key petroleum products followed seasonal patterns last week, and U.S. imports of crude o

Thai investigators questioned the crew of a Dragonair flight Wednesday to try to determine why a Tha

Right-O-Way, one of the nation's largest privately-owned air freight forwarders, feels it is time fo

Association of Transportation Practitioners, Chicago regional meeting, Sept. 11, Traffic Club of Ch

United Transportation Union President Fred A. Hardin and three congressmen came to bury the Intersta

Airport Chief to Speak At Transport SeminarLouis A. Turpen, director of airports, San Franci

The West German Railway Union expects about 25,000 people to protest in Bonn today against the conti

Cargo carried on North Atlantic routes by the 21-member Association of European Airlines rose faster

Canada's third largest railway is reporting higher revenue yields from passenger operations.

ICC Allows Track Sale Over Union ObjectionsThe Interstate Commerce Commission, brushing asid

Some Reagan administration officials may be tilting toward Iraq these days, but State Department map

Robert L. Woodell, a former shoe company executive, Wednesday was named executive director of the po

The International Longshoremen's Association, faced with increasing non-ILA competition, agreed Wedn

The U.S. energy and shipping industries may need special government help if these critically importa

Wed., Sept. 9, 1987 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.

International traffic through Miami will grind to a virtual halt today and Friday, courtesy of visit

Another chapter in the demise of United States Lines Inc. has been written with the quiet sale here

Earth's largest island, a sparsely populated and little-developed province of Denmark, is trying to

This is shaping up as a record year for Australian investment in the United States. Australi