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April 23, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

Oil companies bid more than $341 million for rights to drill on 313 U.S. tracts in the Gulf of Mexic

A New Haven, Conn., petroleum tankfarm operator is seeking Army Corps of Engineers permits to enlarg

In a brief and cordial court session, a federal bankruptcy judge said Thursday that the giant Texaco

Halliburton Buys Stake In Advanced EnergyHalliburton Co. said it has purchased a 54 percent

It isn't exactly a return to the good old days, but Houston hotel and restaurant operators are still

Shipbuilding industry executives in an advisory organization attached to Japan's Transport Ministry

Swiss nuclear energy opponents Thursday submitted the signatures needed to force a national referend

General Public Utilities Corp. has hired a contractor to fill a crater dug years ago for a once-prop

The Tennessee Valley Authority has been getting power since last Septemberfrom the world's o

The steel mills of West Germany's mighty Ruhr Valley are slowing down, uprooting families, ending lo

An utility development firm executive says the company will prepare a full environmental impact stat

A strong earthquake shook northern Japan early Thursday, rocking buildings and triggering automatic

This is a time of confusion and rumor for the thousands of "illegals" who sit on the Juarez side of

Gov. Mario Cuomo signed legislation designed to give low-cost hydropower to upstate companies, send

GE to Supply Kern River TurbinesSCHENECTADY, N.Y. - General Electric Co. will supply four 75

The Nakasone administration should move promptly to translate into action the latest recommendations

Sisak, the Yugoslavian cokery that has been scouting the market for severalhundred thousand tons of

The lower house of Parliament approved the budget for fiscal 1987 Thursday night after Prime Ministe

EC Report Backs Monetary CooperationBRUSSELS, Belgium - The European Community's plan to fre

Takeda USA Raises Price of 3 VitaminsTakeda USA will increase the price of three vitamins, e

France said Thursday it has picked a Swedish-French consortium to buy a state-owned telecommunicatio

Montedison Net Increased in '86NEW YORK Montedison SpA, the holding company for the Monted

Japan's six largest shipping firms reportedly suffered a combined loss of close to $471.4 million on

Export orders for newbuildings received by Japanese yards plunged by 32.6 percent in the fiscal year

State University of New York Maritime College Alumni Association. Annual membership dinner meeting.

The Panamanian 13,990-deadweight-ton roll-on roll-off freighter PERSIA was in a collision Thursday w

Hamburg's government is preparing measures designed to arrest the flight of West German-flag ships t

The Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway may not be booming with business, but its biggest backers say they

China's navy said it has expanded operations in the Pacific by increasing its number of warships and

The Virginia Port Authority and its operating agency, Virginia International Terminals, have complet

An apparent standoff between the International Longshoremen's Association and the Steamship Trade As

No executive looks forward to flying to the Far East. With a minimum of 12 hours of flying time - a

Tiger International Inc., which has not seen a profitable year since 1981, reported a dramatic first

TWA Posts Loss For First QuarterTrans World Airlines reported an operating loss of $27.4 mil

Executives of three major airlines called for new regulation of their industry to give travelers mor

For the week ended April 11, piggyback freight hauled by the nation's major railroads totalled 96,62

Emirates to Purchase Airbus AircraftHERNDON, Va. - Emirates, the international airline of th

Mexican airline attorneys contend the Federal Aviation Administration created a hazardous environmen

The European market for laminated and extrusion coated materials is expected to consume $11 billion