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BP Coal, a subsidiary of British Petroleum, could be dropped as the likely fuel supplier for a propo

One year after the explosion of a nuclear reactor at Chernobyl, which Soviet scientists admit had ba

April 24, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

Exxon Corp., citing lower average prices for crude oil and natural gas and intense worldwide competi

PUC Ruling to Slash NJ Utility's RevenuePLEASANTVILLE, N.J. - The New Jersey Board of Public

The Journal of Commerce this week adds two more cities to the gasoline table for reseller rack sales

North Sea oil prices strengthened after the Easter vacation with Brent crude for May delivery tradin

A Houston businessman says he's close to raising $25 million to fulfill a contract with the Aruba go

Shell Canada Ltd. reported first quarter earnings of $103 million, or 90 cents a Class A common shar

Mobil to Consolidate NY, Fairfax OfficesMobil Corp. said it will consolidate in Fairfax, Va.

A pioneer nuclear plant, built 25 years ago at the dawn of the nuclear power age, sits mothballed be

Atlantic Richfield Co. reported first quarter earnings of $239 million, or $1.31 a share, down from

The United States expects to push by early summer for further access to the Taiwanese market for U.S

Tandem Computers Inc. beat out several rival bids to land a multimilliondollar order for a n

Acres upon acres of towering fir trees and an abundance of seafood make forest products and fish obv

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

Baldrige Pledges China Technology TransferCommerce Secretary Malcolm Baldrige promised that

Joint Venture To Develop VaccinesEMERYVILLE, Calif. - Emeryville-based Chiron Corp. and Ciba

A longshoreman brings the first of a new type of South Korean-built cars down a ship's ramp at the p

From 84 rooms in a tiny hotel in Australia four years ago, Ramada International Hotels has mushroome

China will soon establish a development company to help absorb foreign investment in its booming tex

A scientist sprayed a strawberry field with frost-inhibiting organisms in the nation's first authori

Household Spending Rises 3.7 percent in JapanJapan's average salary-earned household spendin

Japanese small- and medium-sized companies must move quickly to combat threats posed by the rising y

Jamaica plans to buy Aluminum Co. of America's bauxite refinery located in the center of the Caribbe

Worldwide car sales are forecast to fall by 2.6 percent this year, equivalent to around 900,000 unit

From 84 rooms in a tiny hotel in Australia four years ago, Ramada International Hotels has mushroome

The economy fell short of its first-quarter growth targets because of poor management, including fai

Chrysler, Renault Extend AMC TalksChrysler Corp. and Regie Nationale des Usines Renault have

Singapore's trade in machinery and transport equipment outpaced its trade in oil last year, the Sing

China will soon establish a development company to help absorb foreign investment in its booming tex

Bangkok's Don Muang international airport could soon rival Hong Kong and Singapore as one of Southe

Spanish air traffic controllers said Friday they were calling off a three-day strike set for early M

In an effort to stem a continuing decline in regional trade, the Caribbean Economic Community has st

Employees of two major Japanese airlines returned to work Friday after a 24- hour strike, but flight

United Airlines pilots' $4.5 billion bid to purchase the airline from UAL Inc. gained further moment

Net new orders of machine tools from U.S. producers fell 23 percent in Marchfrom a year earl

Consolidation of terminals for several of the 15 cargo airlines using San Francisco Airport is being

European governments are moving closer to U.S. proposals for reducing the use of chlorofluorocarbon

General Motors Corp.'s Chevrolet-Pontiac-Canada Group promoted several people, Robert J. Schultz, gr