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August 19, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon

The Massachusetts Department of Public Utilities will investigate the maintenance schedules for New

Abandoning the deepening and widening of the Duwamish Waterway is the most dramatic shift in directi

The U.S. Labor Department, threatened with contempt of court, has drawn up regulations significantly

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

Tiffany & Co, New York-based jewelers, is taking some of its most precious wares to Japan for 80 day

Wed., Aug. 19, 1987 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.

Other major U.S. banks likely will be tapping the equity markets in the near future in the footsteps

Striking Volkswagen workers again failed to reach agreement with management as one the longest strik

The rates that private U.S.-flag carriers receive to haul containerized military cargo throughout th

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

The port of Charleston has become the first South Atlantic port to handle more than 4 million tons o

U.S. sales of fermentation products are projected to grow at a rate of 2 percent to 3 percent a year

Ten years ago this week, the Chicago Board of Trade revolutionized the market for U.S. government de

Nicaragua will run out of oil before year's end unless it receives immediate help, and the fuel cris

The huge Quintette Coal Ltd. metallurgical coal mine in British Columbia's northeastern coal fields

Anglo American Corp. said 700 striking black miners returned to work Wednesday at a coal mine, which

Catalyst Thermal Energy Corp., owner of a number of district steam systems, has asked the Securities

The president of a firm that wants to reopen a shipyard here says the plan won't work without state

El Al Reports Profit for YearEl Al Israel Airlines, Israel's national carrier, reported it e

The head of the umbrella group representing nine unions negotiating with Canada's railroads urged wo

The U.S. dollar will continue declining for the foreseeable future, as long as the United States kee

The debt owed to U.S. commercial banks by Third World countries dropped in the first three months of

For the past decade, major U.S. banks have treated Latin American debt like South Floridians treat a

U.S. and Japanese negotiators agreed to disagree Wednesday during talks involving Washington's insis

New regulations have been issued to clamp down on fraud, overpricing, tax evasion and other problems

As many as five Navy minesweeper ships based in Puget Sound will leave today for duty in the Persian

Pension legislation is on a fast track in Congress and is expected to pass as part of a reconciliati

There was a loud knock at the door at Navistar International Corp. last month. It was the so

Representatives of the world's space-faring nations are meeting in Hawaii to plan possible cooperati

The U.S. Customs Service has recommended a 100 percent retaliatory tariff on Japanese computer circu

RAILROADS Soo Line Corp. NamesGilmore Vice ChairmanSoo Line Corp. elected Robert C.

Chinese Yard Group In Search of US OfficeA delegation of Chinese shipping officials arrived

Plans have been established to include the private trade in an effort to transport grain and oilseed

An Aug. 10 story about the consolidation of container terminal operations at Montreal misidentified

Sumitomo Heavy Industries Ltd. of Japan said it will build a plant in the United States by August 19

US Sugar Imports Hit 21,265 Tons for WeekThe United States imported 21,265 short tons of sug

By now, the drama of federal budget deficits evokes the image of televised live wrestling matches -

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

A letter of intent that would return shipbuilding and repair work to the Brooklyn Navy Yard is expec