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A semiconductor company executive said the industry probably won't recommend which Japanese semicond

Shell Canada Ltd. plans a capital and exploration budget of $420 million for 1987, down $160 million

So low is the estate of nuclear power in the land that it has come to this: A legislative he

Baltimore Gas and Electric Co. has signed a joint venture agreement with Ultrasystems Inc. to become

Arco Chemical Co. announced it has obtained a licence to use proprietary technology from Japan's Kur

Cetus Corp. announced that two of its most fundamental patent applications covering gene amplificati

GENERAL NEWS Richard G. Darman, top aide to Treasury Secretary James Baker, resigned to take

New flight restrictions at Oakland International Airport should reduce the likelihood of a repeat of

British communications giant Cable and Wireless and Pacific Telesis International of the United Stat

Scotland's centuries-old liner shipping links with the United States will be severed in June when th

The official IMF dollar rate for the special drawing right as measured by a basket of currencies den

A Liberty ship that dodged torpedoes and eluded bombs during World War II has escaped the most dread

CFTC to Consider Evening TradingThe Commodity Futures Trading Commission will consider this

A London reinsurer didn't seem to buy the Delaware insurance commissioner's unsolicited pitch for bu

At a time when Taiwan is under intense pressure to import more from the United States, it has had to

The Chicago Board of Trade has been pitching proposals for a multimillion- dolla r trading floor ren

April 2, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

Conn. Gas Company In Energy VentureBRIDGEPORT, Conn. - Southern Connecticut Gas Co. signed a

Help-wanted advertising rose six points in February, continuing the seesaw pattern of the index for

A.T. Massey Coal Co., the nation's ninth largest coal producer, is about to be split in half by its

With recession upon them, Saudi Arabians are giving up the spendthrift ways of their oil-boom years

The government approved tough sanctions against Japanese financial institutions op erating in London

Proposals in the U.S. Congress that would force Japan and other countries tocut back on the

Laidlaw Transportation Ltd. reported net income for the three months ended Feb. 28 increased to C$28

A Commerce Department official criticized a proposal for greater disclosure of investment in the Uni

American President Companies plans to start a third double-stack train each week in mid-April on a r

The recent signing of a long-delayed wage agreement between Greek seamen and shipowners has averted

U.S. auto parts manufacturers and members of Congress are complaining that states are giving Japanes

Quotations are offered rates of New York city banks relating to currency transfers of $1 million or

An Indian tribe living in isolation just south of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, depends on th

Western commercial sources raise strong doubts that the Soviet chemical industry will be able to ach

The Energy Department has paid $126 million to rescue an Indiana ethanol plant that was unable to ma

Con Edison was accused of firing a mechanic because he persistently asked questions about asbestos l

TVA Purchases Coal In 4 Spot TransactionsTennessee Valley Authority bought coal from Kentuck

The chemical coatings division of Reichhold Chemicals Inc. announced price increases effective April

Braniff Sets Start Date For Minnesota ServiceBraniff Inc. said it will inaugurate service at

ICN Pharmaceuticals Inc. announced that its 87 percent-owned subsidiary, SPI Pharmaceuticals Inc., w

Eastern Airlines pilots in uniform picketed the carrier's major terminals Thursday to dramatize thei

Sterling Group Inc. announced the formation of Cain Chemical Inc., a $1 billion integrated olefins c

Even if Japan decides that U.S. sanctions announced last week in a semiconductor trade dispute overs