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Four oil companies who are operators on the Norwegian continental shelf told the government that it

Peru's silver production rose during Jan.-Nov. 1986, while copper, lead and zinc output fell from Ja

The National Cattlemen's Association will delay requests for further congressional action on livesto

The price of an Index, Debt, and Energy Market (IDEM) seat on the Chicago Board of Trade has risen s

The Maritime Administration quietly paid off $19.3 million of the government- insured debt on the 22

The Chicago Board of Trade this week mailed to its members ballots containing the exchange's proposa

Hopes are fading for a quick settlement to the dockers strike over layoffs in Rotterdam's convention

An official with the port of Lake Charles joked that if every other U.S. port were like this one, th

President Reagan and his Council of Economic Advisers said some major problems remain for an economy

INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATES Canada U.K. Germany Holland SwitzerlandDa

Bulkitalia has proceeded with the renewal of its bulk carrier fleet with thepurchase of two

The farm trade dispute between the United States and the European Community that threatened to escal

The Canadian government has moved ahead with plans to create international banking centers in Montre

Dow Chemical Co. reported fourth quarter 1986 net income of $168 million, a turnaround from the year

Regulatory revisions to ease access to the state's excess and surplus lines market are necessary des

THE GREAT SKI RACE. Team entries are drifting in for the AIG Insurance Industry Ski Cup Challenge to

E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Co. and the New York Blood Center announced they have entered into a three

US Hospitals Facing Shortage of NursesThe vacancy rate for registered nurses in U.S. hospita

Air Products and Chemicals Inc. and its Brazilian subsidiary, Air Products Gases Industrials Ltd., a

"The Future of International Fire Safety Codes" will be the topic of the principal address at the Ma

An environmental study of a proposed $825 million natural gas pipeline across Utah has concluded tha

Archer Daniels Midland Co. received $29.23 million in Agriculture Department subsidies for its ethan

Consolidated Rail Corp. reported net income of $84 million, or $2.97 a share, down from $98 million,

It will be difficult to predict price moves of crude oil for the next several months, said Helga Ste

Expecting a revival in the 1990s, the U.S. nuclear power industry is rallying around the idea of st

The recent decline in the value of the dollar has eaten up about a quarter of the additional profit

Ashland Chief Executive Sees Stable Oil PricesCrude oil prices will remain stable, and proba

Flying Tiger Wins OK For Venture With ChinaThe Department of Transportation agreed to grant

When Access America first came on the market a year ago offering a medical evacuation service for tr

Korean Air plans to spend US$2 billion over the next five years to purchase new, fuel-efficient jet

The Federal Aviation Administration has grounded all Beechcraft Model 99 planes operated by Britt Ai

Continental Airlines, asserting that the anticipated fare wars demise was premature, said it's slash

Hundreds of women in a factory in Kingston, Jamaica, sit hunched over sewing machines, stitching up

The Reagan administration will ask Congress to cut sharply the domestic sugar industry's price suppo

Trade officials agreed Thursday to a negotiating program for the new round of international trade li

Conoco Names NicandrosPresidentWILMINGTON, Del. - Conoco Inc. named Constantine S. N

Apple Computer Inc. on Thursday unveiled several new products designed to improve links among its Ma

THE REPUBLICAN PRESIDENT AND THE DEMOCRATIC SPEAKER of the House worried about children and grandchi

Iran and Malaysia signed a trade agreement that will expand the exchange of products between the two

GENERAL NEWS President Reagan and his economic advisers, in the annual economic report, spel