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Risk Retention Groups: New Challenges and Opportunities will be discussed at May 12 seminar sponsore

In just three hours, Frank Hester and his Coast Guard cutter crew mates extinguished a boat fire, re

The financial battering of farmers in the 1980s has not ended, but a senior Agriculture Department e

Despite fierce competition, the vital watch industry is confident of surmounting problems and increa

Supercomputers, once firmly entrenched in a price range above $10 million each, face stiff new price

GENERAL NEWS A strong jobs report for April was seen as good news with few flaws. Page 3AFI

The portable radios boom out country and western on the Smyrna assembly line. But the rhythm is unmi

UK Imposes Licensing On Japanese ProductsBritain is leading other European Community countri

Ecogen Inc. has entered into an agreement with ML Technology Ventures LP, New York, which will provi

Airlines from member states of the International Civil Aviation Organization carried a record number

Coastal Corp. said its refining and marketing operations had an operating profit of $13.1 million in

Major US Refiners Increase Buying PricesMore major U.S. refiners have increased their posted

The Tennessee Valley Authority issued nine contracts covering deliveries of 35,350 tons of steam coa

The dramatic increase in productivity in the U.K. coal industry in the past two years was underlined

Chubb Corp. is offering Florida citrus growers coverage on the loss of trees during freezing weather

Santa Fe-Southern Pacific Corp. vigorously intends to pursue its proposed merger of Southern Pacific

Spain's ports are making a determined bid to modernize and expand their installations to meet the ch

Coast Guard Gets Bid To Check Kuwait ShipsThe Coast Guard disclosed late Thursday receipt of

Inspector's Arrest Concerns CustomsCustoms officials say an inspector's arrest on corruption

Amtrak, facing 2 1/2 hour delays in its Montrealer train service due to deteriorated track, said Wed

Dry swimming pools, wet carpets, hot cabins and cold food. . . . The first voyage of the newly refit

American President Companies' stock price isn't likely to rise significantly in the near term, and i

Argentine oil output fell during the first quarter, prompting gloomy industry forecasts for the rest

The Textile and Apparel Trade Act of 1987 would further restrict U.S. textile and apparel imports to

Thu., May 7, 1987 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.K.

Ranger Oil Ltd. said its British subsidiary, Ranger Oil (U.K.) Ltd., found significant quantities of

Providence Gas Wins Approval on 2 TariffsPROVIDENCE, R.I. - The Rhode Island Public Utilitie

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

Foreign Ship Orders Skyrocket in S. KoreaSEOUL, South Korea - Foreign ship orders to South K

U.S. sources in Moscow predict the Soviet Union will purchase 4 million metric tons of U.S. corn thi

U.S. sources in Moscow predict the Soviet Union will purchase 4 million metric tons of U.S. corn thi

Thai Company Offers Ultrasonic Pest ChaserThai company is introducing an electronic equipmen

A federal ban on cancer-causing asbestos could impair brake performance for some older cars and heav

Dozens of steamship whistles will set the tone for Maritime Week festivities May 21 in New York harb

Canada's first $1 piece, a gold-colored coin with 11 sides, was struck Thursday at the Royal Canadia

May 7, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f.

For the first time in a quarter century the folks at Pratt & Whitney cannot sit back and simply fill

In a move to increase its U.S. market share and remain competitive, Chatsworth, Calif.-based Tandon

Nigeria wants a stable oil price of $18 a barrel rather than an increase at the next Organization of

A court action ordering PacifiCorp to pay for damages involving its acquisition of assets of a Wyomi