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Negotiations on Hold WASHINGTON - President Reagan signed a directive deferring negotiations

With one side invoking the founding fathers and the other the specter of cancer, the battle over a p

As health officials across New York prepare to make the state one of the hardest places in the count

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

The successful initial public offering by Pan Atlantic Re Inc. here may suggest a firming for the in

Doctors protesting stalled contract talks with the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jerse

Two insurance companies sued the Insurance Exchange of the Americas and 13 of its syndicates for mor

The U.S. dollar was mixed in relatively quiet trading Monday as the foreign exchange market digested

The Alliance for Consumer Rights, a New York State Trial Lawyers Association affiliate, kicked off i

Health Official Urges More AIDS EducationU.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services Otis Bo

Spot Gas Prices Climb 5 percent-10 percent on Gulf CoastSpot natural gas prices for end-user

Gasoline prices across the nation appear poised for a drop after two weeks with the average price fo

Cash energy prices fell sharply in both New York harbor and the Gulf of Mexico over the last week, f

The Upjohn Co. agreed to market Sankyo Co.'s orally active cephalosporin antibiotic, CS-807, in the

No one expected Diamond Shamrock Corp. to split itself in half, spin off its refining and marketing

Worldwide consumption of synthetic rubber increased by more than 3 percent in 1986 compared to 1985

Dow Raises Chlorine, Caustic Soda PricesDow Chemical U.S.A. notified customers of a $10-a-to

ImmunoGenetics Inc. completed its previously announced sale of its Mexican subsidiary, Vineland de M

The new executive director of the port of Chicago says future growth is in commercial real estate de

Tenneco Minerals Co., Lakewood, Colo., and International Minerals & Chemical Corp. (IMC), Northbrook

Cargo moving over public docks at the port of New Orleans increased in 1986, with significant gains

Polish Ocean Lines expects its westbound tonnage to jump 10 percent this year now that a U.S. trade

Memorial for Steiner Held at AcademyKINGS POINT, N.Y. - A memorial service was held last Fri

Signs of improvement are beginning to appear in California's tradepicture, according to policy-maker

How do you unload a ship carrying two fully assembled container cranes each weighing 550 tons and to

United Coal Co. expanded its holdings in southwestern Virginia with the acquisition of Knox Creek C

The Unit 1 reactor at Diablo Canyon Nuclear Power Plant automatically shut down when a high water le

In a talk to analysts last fall, Carl Reichardt, Wells Fargo & Co. chairman, shrugged off the rave r

P-I-E Nationwide Posts Break-even ResultsJACKSONVILLE, Fla. - P-I-E Nationwide Inc. reported

Capital spending by the nation's investor-owned utilities continues to decline, reflecting a year-lo

Governors Bid Congress Ease Fuel RestrictionsThe six New England governors approved a resolu

The following index charts weekly changes in motor carrier tonnage originatingfrom 49 produc

Coal and other interests are putting final touches on draft legislation aimed at strengthening gover

John Leslie, chief of transportation with CP Rail, claims Canadian cabooses are the best-equipped in

The Illinois Central Gulf Railroad has nearly reached its goal of becoming a true North-South carrie

As the prospect of a third tunnel beneath Boston Harbor looms more feasible, air cargo industry offi

A Hong Kong state airline that began flying to San Francisco several months ago says it's starting t

The parent company of Pan American World Airways is considering selling its fledgling Northeast shut

The British airport computerized cargo clearance system, UKAS, will be scrapped and 400 freight forw

American, Pilots Reach Tentative AgreementAmerican Airlines said it reached a tentative pact