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Neste Oy, the Finnish state oil company, is joining Union Texas Petroleum Co., Houston, in an explor

Algeria's natural gas exports have surpassed crude oil sales abroad to become the country's single l

Sulfur dioxide emissions from coal-fired power plants declined again last year, the National Coal As

The number of working oil and gas rigs in the United States this week totaled 767, a decrease of 13

Miners were back on the job Tuesday at five Western coal mines after United Mine Workers of America

More than 100 construction workers who say their livelihoods depend on road and bridge projects conv

Western Canadian and United States' thermal coal shipments to Ontario Hydro have declined during the

The Creys-Malville breeder reactor plant is to be shut down indefinitely at the end of the month for

New York PSC OKs Energy Coalition PlanALBANY, N.Y. - The New York State Public Service Commi

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

Denture Cleaner Uses Ultrasonic VibrationsA Hong Kong company has developed an ultrasonic de

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

The Commerce Department is sponsoring a trade mission to the Benelux countries aimed at increasing U

U.S. women are dressing in more Asian-made slips, camisoles and bikini briefs these days, as Far Eas

Toshiba and Motorola Set Joint Chip VentureToshiba Corp. of Japan has established a joint ve

Franchise Expositions Set for Eight US CitiesThe International Franchise Association will ho

Industry officials urged the House Ways and Means Trade Subcommittee to follow the lead of the Senat

The United States has implanted "fear" in the minds of all other wheat exporting countries by making

Industry analysts are worried about BankAmerica Corp.'s commitment to reducing costs as Chairman A.W

U.S. pharmaceutical manufacturers pulled their punches last week rather than make themselves - and t

International container traffic is surging this year for many port-area truckers, an informal survey

Some U.S. exporters say they see signs of a modest improvement in overseas sales so far this year, a

Although intermodal traffic appears to be increasing from last year, the railroad industry appears t

The free-falling dollar and the strong protectionist mood in Congress has upset shipping industry fo

Rails, Eurotunnel Set Accord on Toll LevelsBritish and French railways announced agreement w

U.S. export shipments are leading a general rise in the amount of air cargo into and out of the Unit

India's fleet of 375,000 railroad freight cars spend, on average, 20 hours a day standing still.

A wheel fell off a railroad car, causing it and 26 other cars to derail, spilling 115,000 gallons of

The Southern Pacific Transportation Co. won the E.H. Harriman Memorial Award for employee safety in

The U.S. court of appeals here strongly criticized the Interstate CommerceCommission's metho

The first Navy ship named for a black Vietnam War hero was commissioned in honor of a man who threw

Overseas Shipholding Group Inc. reported first quarter net income of $10.3 million, or 40 cents a sh

American envoy Richard Murphy met with Kuwaiti ruler Sheik Jaber al-Ahmed al- Sabah on Tuesday and d

Airborne Express says it will be the only carrier handling express cargo in and out of China now tha

Baltimore to Handle New Ford, GM ImportsBaltimore has been selected the exclusive East Coast

The Gotaas-Larsen Shipping Corp. is a jewel in a troubled industry, according to one Wall Street inv

Each year, around the time the Alabama-Auburn rivalry heats up in this football-crazy state, Mack G.

One of America's best-known food companies is selling half its Asian grocery operations to Ajinomoto

A director of the company that operated the disaster-struck Herald of Free Enterprise ferry tearfull

The Federal Court of Canada ordered Baltic Shipping Co. to pay a Quebec pulp and paper firm C$1.3 mi