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Norway's Norsk Koks Werks will turn to the United States to buy 50,000 metric tons of coking coal in

Oil refineries in Singapore are bracing for tougher competition from Indonesia, which will increase

The European Community will step up its legal actions to end competition- stifli ng restrictive acco

Santa Fe Southern Pacific Corp.'s offer to buy back more than one-third of its stock is primarily a

Delta Queen Steamboat Co. of New Orleans wants government help in financing a new $30 million paddle

Ryder Will Acquire Consolidated ConvoyRyder System Inc. has signed an agreement to acquire C

The Metropolitan Transportation Authority has voted to reduce, but not ban, smoking aboard Metro-Nor

International banks have indicated willingness to disburse a delayed $750 million loan installment t

The following business missions are scheduled to arrive in the United States. The Journal of Commerc

Import controls won't solve U.S. trade difficulties, the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade warn

Suppliers of the following items seek U.S. importers/distributors. Interested parties are asked to c

Spain's central bank bought nearly $10 billion worth of U.S. currency in the open market in the firs

Hudson Wire, which had threatened to leave Westchester because of high electricity costs, will start

Panel to OK Drilling In Arctic, Senator SaysThe Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committe

Pittsburgh & Lake Erie Railroad officials will meet with representatives of striking unions today to

Squibb Corp. announced that it filed a lawsuit in Osaka, Japan, against Dainippon Pharmaceutical Co.

Bovine somatotrophin, a genetically engineered growth hormone that boosts milk production in cows by

Controversy surrounds state legislation that would increase New York's 30- year-old minimum automobi

The problems facing the New York Insurance Exchange are symptomatic of the difficulties facing the e

Japanese, S. Koreans Reach Textile PactJapanese and South Korean textile manufacturers agree

U.S. Customs officials and businessmen are growing anxious over the government's Jan. 1 deadline for

AVIATION World's airlines seek technical, political solutions to capacity problem. 9BAn acci

The Japanese government intends to "bend over backwards" to make it possible for U.S. construction f

Listening to Felice Schonfeld, one conjures up images of wide-brim fedoras, trench coats, and late n

Chase Supervises Loan For Argentine PipelineChase Manhattan Bank N.A. is supervising a $120

Canadian Great Lakes operators said no major traffic disruptions will be caused on the St. Lawrence

Increases in energy and housing costs pushed U.S. consumer prices for all urban consumers up a highe

Marine hull underwriters were warned Wednesday that they are steering themselves in the direction of

The 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has upheld the constitutionality of a New Jersey Supreme Court

The U.S. dollar declined Wednesday on unfavorable U.S. economic reports and growing pessimism about

Italy appears ready to line up behind Japan and West Germany at next week's meeting of the Internati

An Illinois law assessing a $1,000 per cask charge on spent nuclear fuel moving through the state do

The following business missions are scheduled to arrive in the United States. The Journal of Commerc

China's embryonic credit card business moved into the space age Wednesday as Visa International inau

A sharp surge in Indian textile and garment exports is spurring the government to add incentives and

Dow Chemical Co. Acquires LamaurDow Chemical Co. announced the acquisition of Lamaur Inc. at

ICC Ruling Clears Way For TP&W PurchaseThe Interstate Commerce Commission Wednesday rejected

Zaire Company Buys Candair Business JetScibe-Zaire, Zaire's largest private company, signed

Macombo and Mosuba are frequent flyers between Columbus and Omaha, but they fly cargo so it's doubtf

Supplies of gasoline, distillate fuel and crude oil increased marginally last week, according to the