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Fireman's Posts $116 Million LossNOVATO, Calif. - Fireman's Fund Corp. reported a consolidat

Liberty Mutual Insurance Co. is still turning away assignments from the state's involuntary workers

The Lloyd's Act of 1982, the most significant revision to the self-regulatory powers of Lloyd's of L

FMC Corp. reported net income of $123.0 million, or $2.59 a share, compared with $49.0 million, or 4

Fireman's Fund Corp. has added $587 million to insurance loss reserves, much of it to cover potentia

Employers will be required to pay $19 per plan participant for government pension plan insurance und

Transcontinental Gas Pipeline Co. is meeting privately with its customers to try to resolve disputes

July 22, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

Spain is absorbing a new increase in Mexican oil production. In a contract concluded this we

Taurus Sells Stock To Australian GroupTaurus Petroleum Inc. said that it sold 5 million shar

Japan's Ministry of International Trade and Industry has been talking to Japanese oil companies abou

Despite the crisis in the gulf, the man in charge of Kuwait's overseas oil marketing says his compan

Gasoline inventories were down slightly and distillate oil inventories rose, according to the Americ

The United States, unlike other countries, is not ready to take advantage of international opportuni

COMMONWEALTH EDISON CO.'S BRAIDWOOD NUCLEAR STATION generated its first electricity to customers ear

A heat wave broiled the eastern two-thirds of the nation again Wednesday after causing record demand

A lawsuit filed against Westinghouse Electric Corp. for chronic problems with Brazil's first nuclear

The R.E. Ginna nuclear power plant, one of the oldest nuclear plants in the country, also appears to

The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission relied on an erroneous premise to justify how it decides wh

High sulfur content makes much of Illinois' huge coal reserves unusable under air quality laws, but

Mexican Nuclear Plant Set for August LoadingThe Laguna Verde nuclear power plant may start l

The southwestern Chinese province of Yunnan is planning to spend US$90 million on technology to boos

A group of agricultural producer and marketing associations asked the Reagan administration to provi

U.K. economists said May trade data showing a 561 million deficit on the current account points to

Most people take for granted that any U.S. corporation that stretches around the globe and sells $6

Over 20 percent of U.S. exporting firms saw an increase in first quarter shipments this year and nea

Pakistan has issued an arrest warrant for a Pakistani citizen implicated in an alleged plot to expor

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

US Corn Growers Vow To Fight Unfair TradeThe National Corn Growers Association ended its 29t

Latin America should build its economies around private business and exports as Taiwan has done, a c

The Navy's Military Sealift Command has chartered Rainbow Navigation Inc.'s ship Rainbow Hope throug

Carl C. Icahn, the financier who won control of Trans World Airlines Inc. in 1985, announced a plan

The Defense Department is exerting heavy pressure on Japan to buy a U.S.-made strike fighter.

Cargolux Airlines International S.A. said it will acquire a third General Electric powered Boeing 74

The Transportation Department for the first time is seeking legislative authority to regulate public

NASA, 35th annual experimental aircraft association fly-in convention, July 31-Aug. 7, Oshkosh, Wis.

France Plans to Sell Portion of Air FranceThe government intends to offer up to 15 percent o

Rail's Tracing System Attracting CustomersSanta Fe Railway said it's handling nearly 300 cal

The Chicago and North Western Transportation Co.'s Global I double-stack yard has seen business grow

Lloyd's Shipping Intelligence said Wednesday that 333 ships have been attacked or damaged in the gul