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Mines and Energy Minister Subroto said Tuesday demand for the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Co

An advisory panel to Japan's International Trade and Industry Minister Hajime Tamura called for the

Petroleos de Venezuela SA's earnings declined last year despite higher production and export volume

OPEC Chief Says Oil Stable at $18 a BarrelLAGOS, Nigeria - The Organization of Petroleum Exp

The mosque sits on the edge of a dry gulch, a squat, fortress-looking building with a stubby, square

The world's largest single shipment of coal is being loaded this week at an export terminal close to

The growing cost of power plant construction and the layers of regulations for plant approval are cr

Combustion Engineering announced it was awarded a $34 million contract to supply steam generating an

The Energy Department said it will contribute $7.6 million under its clean coal program to Babcock &

Consumers Reorganizes Into Holding CompanyJACKSON, Michigan - Consumers Power Co., Michigan'

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

Agriculture Secretary Richard Lyng said the United States will press for quick international agreeme

State-owned British Coal cut its deficit to 290 million (US$487 million) in the 1986-87 financial y

US Pavilion Planned For Poland Trade FairThe Commerce Department is inviting U.S. firms to p

The first Sino-American joint venture to manufacture helicopters should begin production next month,

Commerce Fines Illinois Firm $41,500The Commerce Department imposed a $41,500 civil penalty

Ecolab Inc. has agreed to sell its worldwide consumer businesses to a West German company for $242.5

Despite improvements in food processing and storage, up to 20 percent of all food products still spo

Rep. Guy Molinari thinks about it every day: the people in the planes, the planes crowding the sky,

Next stop for many short-line and regional railroads - the Electronic Data Interchange station.<

Ordinary income on freight railroads in the United States decreased 60 percent in 1986, the Associat

Netherlands Approves Fokker 50 PropjetsALEXANDRIA, Va. - Fokker Aircraft U.S.A. Inc. said th

A BITTER BEHIND THE SCENES DISPUTE reached a climax of sorts last week. This came with discl

American Airlines is transporting more than people these days. The Dallas-based airline beli

Air Jamaica has accused the U.S. Customs Service of acting illegally in seizing the company's planes

Three Firms Join Railroad AssociationThe American Short Line Railroad Association announced

1083.5 (May 22) Previous day - 1084.5 The Baltic International Freight Futures Exchange in L

Dow Chemical U.S.A. is raising the prices of a number of products, effective July 1, 1987. *

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Overland Express Loses $1.5 MillionOverland Express Inc. lost $1.5 million in the first quar

New Maine Terminal Nears Final HurdlePORTLAND, Maine - A proposed intermodal terminal here i

Industry insiders are saying that Cummins Engine Co.'s medium-duty engines may have trouble finding

Profits from United Parcel Service Inc.'s trucking operations plunged by nearly one-third in the fir

Sea-Land Service Inc. is opening a new Pacific Northwest headquarters in Seattle, Wash., to accommod

United States Lines Inc. has received permission from a U.S. bankruptcy court to sell its customer m

The weekly freight index of Maritime Research Inc. (January-December 1972 equals 100 percent) is as

Lufthansa, West Germany's state-owned airline, is buying a 10 percent stake in Hapag-Lloyd AG, the c

The growth of the municipal bond insurance industry will increasingly depend on its creativity to de

It's seven o'clock Sunday evening in May. But as they used to say on radio, ''Let's take you back to

Hewlett-Packard Co. has introduced three new technical computers in its Spectrum line, including the