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A New York investors group said it might renew efforts to take control of Gelco Corp. if an appeals

Mobil Chemical Co.'s films division will add a manufacturing line to its Stratford, Conn., plant in

Electricity sales by Public Service Electric and Gas Co. in the first 10 months of 1986 increased 3.

Common Market farm ministers failed to agree on a proposed 10 percent cut in milk production over t

Oil Inventory Buildup Seen Bearish for FuturesThe buildup in crude and petroleum products as

National Industrial Transportation League, 79th anniversary meeting. Nov. 19-21. Atlanta Marriott Ma

The Chemical Manufacturers Association again prodded the Federal MaritimeCommission to step

Top Stories Overall total trade - imports plus exports - at Florida ports rose due to a good

Robert P. Luciano, chairman and chief executive officer of Schering-Plough Corp., announced that he

The Westchester County Board of Legislators voted unanimously to hire outside legal counsel to chall

Supplies of distillate fuel oil and gasoline increased, the American Petroleum Institute's latest we

November 19, 1986 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gall

The number of working oil and gas rigs in the United States rose for the fourth consecutive week to

Oil prices are unlikely to rise above $20 a barrel before 1991 but may reach $35 by the end of the c

You've just concluded negotiating that first contract in Japan. It's time for the signing, and you p

San Francisco Mayor Dianne Feinstein urged Hong Kong to invest in her city, which she called a good

The Pentagon will experiment for a year with a private health plan for one- third of the military be

The Supreme Soviet has passed a law allowing citizens to earn extra money by privately providing som

US-Greek Inroads WASHINGTON - U.S. Secretary of State George P. Shultz met with Greek Foreig

Barcelona Mayor Pasqual Maragall is hopeful that computer and telecommunication s industries will be

Israeli Ambassador TEL AVIV, Israel - Foriegn Minister Shimon Peres said Israel will not sen

Creditor Commitments Flowing Into MexicoThe government of Mexico and the Bank Advisory Group

Budget Director James C. Miller III said Wednesday he is eyeing a complete overhaul of federal lendi

Interpool Ltd., a lessor of transportation equipment, said it has ended negotiations to sell the com

A forklif ran over and killed a female cargo handler at Newark International Airport, the Port Autho

Saint John Commission Elects Gaunce ChairmanSAINT JOHN, New Brunswick - Harry P. Gaunce was

For Gerry Rowe, the man behind the wheel of TNT Canada Inc. of Mississauga, Ontario, there's just on

A top Federal Reserve Board official said the economy should grow about 3 percent in 1987, but warne

The utility industry's main forecasting group predicts that over the next 10 years, coal use will gr

The Supreme Soviet has passed a law allowing citizens to earn extra money by privately providing som

The Consumer Product Safety Commission took on the problem of all-terrain vehicles Wednesday, lookin

Circle Express Inc. will gain access to lucrative California trucking markets through its purchase o

A contract for a 156,000-deadweight-ton tanker to be built in South Korea for Fred. Olsen & Co. is h

Mobil Producing North Sea Ltd., a subsidiary of Mobil Corp., lost a court appeal challenging payment

Farm discontent may have helped Democrats win back the Senate, but polls and political analysts say

The paper and paperboard industry will increase capacity by 4.2 million tons through 1989, a gain of

A drop in housing activity in October offset improved government figures on the pace of economic gro

Kodak Out of S. Africa ROCHESTER, New York - Eastman Kodak Co. decided not to take halfway m

Concern over recent moves to reregulate the nation's intrastate trucking industry was on the minds o

A new era in intermodal shipping through the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach began with the open