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A consortium of Mexican and Argentine companies is said to have won the contract to build a second n

Accident Contaminates TMI Cleanup WorkerMIDDLETOWN, Pa. - A worker in the Three Mile Island

Texas oil producers will not be forced to cut their output levels, despite efforts by two Dallas oil

A Southern building slump caused U.S. housing construction to drop 1.8 percent in November, the thir

Many corporate directors, facing intense legal and other pressures, have received double-digit pay i

BASF Wyandotte Corp., the third-largest dye company in the world, is considering the expansion of it

The Brazilian government shortened the list of products requiring special import approval from its c

Transax/RATES has announced publication of Rates & Regs, a new monthly newsletter, analyzing and int

he American Bankers Association announced an agreement to set up a captive insurance company for mem

GENERAL NEWS A researcher said that the harvest of Christmas trees may be too good. Page 2AM

U.S. telecommunications suppliers and manufacturers can expect increased demand from developing coun

U.S. factories, utilities and mines operated at 79.3 percent of capacity in November, after adjustme

The European Community wants to negotiate directly with Congress over the new round of multilateral

Argentine Foreign Minister Dante Caputo denied his government reimposed a ban on British goods in r

Anti-Dumping Duties WASHINGTON - The U.S. International Trade Commission cleared the way for

In the wake of United States Lines' financial problems and amid widespread industry skepticism, a We

The White House issued a general warning to foreign machine tool exporters that they shouldn't sharp

Evergreen Line has some good news for other steamship lines: It doesn't plan to start any new servic

Public Service of New Hampshire Corp. today will apparently become the nation's first utility to as

There is a feeling in the insurance industry that the Reagan administration is considering a less im

The New York Power Authority approved revised allocations of hydroelectric power that it says will e

True to the promise its maverick chairman, T. Boone Pickens, made last year, Mesa Petroleum Co. is w

Carbide Unit IntroducesSolventThe Solvents and Coatings Materials Division of Union

Lucidol Increases Prices by 5 percent Lucidol announced a price increase of 5 percent for sv

American Hoechst Corp. announced that it has supplied voluminous materials in response to the second

Commission to Consider UP's Acquisition PlanThe Interstate Commerce Commission announced its

Officials of XTRA Corp., a transportation equipment leasing company, said they are studying a possib

The Interstate Commerce Commission adopted new rules permitting railroads and other carriers to make

An economist for the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland says he believes airline deregulation has bee

Although the air courier industry emphatically makes a distinction between itself and the sellers o

Drivers have found a host of ways over the years to outsmart black boxes and other driver-control de

Cessna Aircraft Co., which has spent most of this year cutting back, apparently is proceeding with d

In a ceremony here, A.L. Laboratories Inc. officially opened the expanded facilities at the company'

Germania, Nordstress Order Boeing 737-300sBoeing Commercial Airplane Co. said it received or

Civil aircraft sales by U.S. manufacturers will decline slightly next year, Karl G. Harr Jr., outgoi

Bob Bergland says it's time that local electric cooperatives step fully into the limelight and becom

After 18 months of trimming and reorganizing, Diamond Shamrock Corp. now risks losing the independen

Oil prices hit a nine-month high on the European spot market Monday, reflecting growing sentiment th

OPEC leaders stepped up the pace of negotiations over cutting oil production to raise prices but fel

Mitchell Energy & Development Corp. reported earnings of $447,000, or 1 cent a share, for the quarte