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Efforts to create an open energy market between the United States and Canada will fail because of pe

NY Service Stations Face New Filing PlanALBANY, N.Y. - Most retail gasoline stations in New

The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries is likely to exceed its 15.8 million barrels a day

Teco Energy Inc. said it expects its coal and commodities transportation unit and its coal company t

Divers for British Nuclear Fuels Ltd. were trying Thursday to repair a six- inch hole in a pipeline

A few weeks ago, 2,000 automobile dealers who sell mostly Japanese cars invaded this city to lobby t

Britain's Central Electricity Generating Board expects to select a winner late this week in a rare s

Ente Nazionale per Energia Elettrica, the Italian state utility, was believed to be discussing at a

Three leading economists offered a House subcommittee a bleak assessment of the prospects for succes

FINANCIAL J. Ikegame NamedDirector at Nikko UnitJunsuke Ikegame was named a director

The United States and Mexico may reach a basic accord this year on trade and investment policies, a

When Alan Greenspan takes over as Federal Reserve Board chairman, he will inherit what appears to be

The U.S. economy will continue to grow moderately this year and next, but the inflation rate will be

A top economist told Congress that the country is facing increased dangersfrom rising inflat

The Canadian government is greatly concerned about US. trade legislation, particularly elements deal

GENERAL NEWS Moderate growth and rising inflation are in store for the U.S. economy this yea

President Reagan may lift at least part of the $300 million in U.S. sanctions on Japanese electronic

The House Banking Committee voted 48-1 Thursday to seek House approval for a House-Senate conference

American Transport Lines Inc. has withdrawn its $14 million offer to purchase five United States Lin

GENERAL NEWS Moderate growth and rising inflation are in store for the U.S. economy this yea

Diplomatic Sanctions Imposed on Iran by UKBritain imposed diplomatic sanctions on Iran Thurs

Few U.S. companies are expected to heed the call by anti-apart heid activist Rev. Leon Sullivan to w

A sharp decline in foreign investment apparently spurred China's announcement of new initiatives des

Continuing its long fight with Plaquemines Port and Harbor Terminal District, the New Orleans Steams

U.S. and Brazilian officials plan to meet here June 8 to discuss possible patent protection in Brazi

The Indonesian island of Batam will invite tenders shortly for a deepwater port capable of handling

Cargo on the Great Lakes continued to move briskly in April as combined shipments of iron ore, coal

Shipowners are calling on banks to consider requests for financial backing sympathetically as the in

The Aluminum Company of America says it will increase prices of aluminum beverage can body stock, en

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

If the U.S. stock market is in the stratosphere, the Japanese market is in never-never land. The U.S

MORE GOOD NEWS is reflected in the latest quarterly financial figures for the neighboring ports of L

U.S. financial markets rebounded Wednesday from Tuesday's selloff on news Paul Volcker would be leav

The retirement of Paul A. Volcker from the Federal Reserve Board could breathe new life into a flagg

New $28 million Burlington Northern bridge over Willamette River in Portland, Ore., will be the long

Argentina's state railroads ran up annual deficits averaging $1.22 billion during the first half of

Alan Greenspan is expected to be more receptive to efforts to deregulate the banking industry than o

U.S. Rep. Mario Biaggi, his son and five others were indicted Wednesday on racketeering charges stem

The ownership of 11 Kuwaiti oil tankers being placed under the U.S. flag has been transferred to a U

Pennwalt Offers Free Pseudo Steam EngineWYANDOTTE, Mich. - Pennwalt Corp., owner of the form