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June 10, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

Getty Petroleum, a large Eastern independent marketer, will make a major expansion to the Midwest wi

GENERAL NEWS The Semiconductor group, Sematech, unveils plans for making the United States t

A Massachusetts congressman is vowing to take to the House floor a proposal that could continue to b

The General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade, which administers the world's trading regulations, shoul

A record 5.52 million Japanese went abroad as tourists in 1986, up 11 percentfrom a year ear

The U.S. Export-Import Bank, which uses the U.S. government for its creditwor thiness, isn't conside

Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha, better known as "K" Line, is in the midst of a restructuring and rationalizat

As Japan grapples to find a role matching its position as the world's largest capital exporter, its

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

The London Commodity Exchange is changing its name and embarking on a drive to attract more members

Railroad freight car loadings increased 3.53 percent in the four weeks ended May 30 compared with th

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

The road to import-export business often leads to trade shows, where domestic companies exhibit prod

Traditional Exports Coconut products, sugar, fruits, minerals.Potential ExportsPetro

In the early 1980s a side effect of the burgeoning drug smuggling industry had insurers worried. Dru

The outlook for physicians and surgeons seeking medical malpractice insurance isn't getting any brig

The aura of a hard-fought campaign at its close permeates the headquarters of the National Air Traff

Goodyear started assembly of the world's most advanced airship at its Wingfoot Lake Hangar near Akro

Industry observers view the resignation by former Allegis Corp. Chairman Richard Ferris as an indict

The culprit behind Parkinson's disease may not be age or germs or heredity but rather toxic chemical

The U.S. dollar rallied Wednesday on news the Group of Seven industrialized nations at the Venice ec

The United States is prepared to escort non-U.S.-flag vessels in the Persian Gulf on a selective bas

Threats of a government-led housecleaning of the scandal-plagued Teamsters union could gnarl future

Congress appears headed toward imposing new constraints on foreign investors in the United States, d

Conrail to Upgrade Part of Chicago LineConrail is investing $3.7 million to upgrade portions

One of Emery McGowen's many tanker voyages earned him a footnote in history. On Aug. 1, 1977, Mr. Mc

The Soviet Union still appears to be headed for a bumper grain harvest this year despite a late spri

Suppliers of the following items seek U.S. importers/distributors. Interested parties are asked to c

3 Chernobyl Officials To Be Tried July 5Three top Soviet officials of the Chernobyl nuclear

W.R. Grace & Co.'s Davison Chemical division has initiated a $20 million plan to develop metal monol

The North American performance of trucking operations of Thomas Nationwide Transport, Australia's tr

Moderate Earthquake Reported in AcapulcoA moderate earthquake centered in the Pacific Ocean

CALLING ALL JOBBERS: Atlantic Refining & Marketing Corp., King of Prussia, Pa., wants to make you a

Cabot Corp. and its Distrigas Corp. subsidiary announced a partial settlement of an 11-year dispute

The Venice economic summit did not put as much pressure on West Germany to stimulate its economic gr

GENERAL NEWS The Semiconductor group, Sematech, unveils plans for making the United States t

'We Would Return' To China, Reed SaysHONG KONG - Citicorp Chairman John S. Reed said his ins

The main U.S. government acid rain research program has stopped investigating the benefits of pollut

E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Co. will invest $30 million in a venture with Mishima Paper Co., Osaka, Ja