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Wed., Sept. 23, 1987 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U

Bonneville Pacific Corp. named Robert N. Pratt president and chief operating officer of this develop

The chairman of the nation's third-largest steelmaker says steel producers who use bankruptcy filing

Americans who view recent South Korean political developments through the prism of their own experie

Pickens Predicts Rise in Oil PricesOil prices will continue their gradual increase, climbing

Park Electrochemical Corp.'s net income for the second quarter ended Aug. 30 rose 16 percent to $1.5

Japanese Exchange Begins Listing AIGAmerican International Group, the huge international ins

China wants to buy more high-technology goods from foreign firms operating in China, the nation's ch

The Reagan administration agreed to negotiate in favor of an increase in the World Bank's resources.

The "integrated transportation work station," a terminal where rating, routing and other shipping in

Senate Approves Plan On Budget Law, DebtThe Senate approved a plan Wednesday to repair the a

International pressure on Japan to liberalize its markets appears to havesucceeded in enabli

Europeans dislike U.S. trade deals with individual nations, but they also have no use for the pendin

The U.S. chemical industry is in relatively good shape, and the trade surplus is growing, but domest

Slow growth, based on expanding export markets, but constrained by limited supplies of wood chips, l

The Suez Canal Authority has increased by 25 percent the tolls that military ships have to pay to go

A South Korean company announced Wednesday it had received a US$215 million contract for work on an

Nippon Yusen Kaisha has launched a new containership service between Southeast Asia and Los Angeles

People who operate towboats would have to be licensed if regulations being pushed by the U.S. Coast

American Express Travel Related Services Inc. announced Tuesday that it plans to offer liquor liabil

Worried that the stock market is about to crash? Many institutional investors, fearing just

THE JOURNAL OF COMMERCE Daily Industrial Materials Price Index of Sensitive Spot Commodity Prices on

Germany Plans to Sell Stake in VolkswagenBONN, West Germany - The West German government wil

Sept. 23 Baltic International Freight Futures Exchangeprev.Close High Low

Aviation Firms Sought For Latin MissionThe Commerce Department is inviting U.S. aerospace an

An Open Letter to Ronald Reagan on U.S.-Canadian Free Trade Talks (Underlying the grave and not-so-g

Another bucket of cold water has been poured on the recurring idea of a common market in Southeast A

A fight is brewing between natural gas utilities in the eastern United States and two interstate pip

Trans Mountain Pipe Line Co. has applied to Canadian regulators for approval of a US$68.3 million ex

Patent protection is not the pharmaceutical industry's only problem in Brazil, as four multinational

New Jersey Motor Truck Association, annual awards ceremony, Sept. 26, the Pines Manor, Edison, N.J.

British Aerospace, the U.K. aircraft manufacturer, has beaten off tough international competition an

A group of four investors has purchased a 9 percent interest in Tesoro Petroleum Corp. and may try t

Nigeria has presented improved rescheduling proposals to holders of its promissory notes who are owe

Microsoft Windows/386, a program released Wednesday by Redmond, Wash.-based Microsoft Corp., should

Spurred by the need to make up shortfalls in charitable contributions and grants, non-profit operati

Industrial and Third World countries harbor pirates of proprietary goods who cost U.S. companies $20

Six weeks after taking over the Pacific operations of United States Lines, Sea-Land Service Inc. has

Caribbean countries looked on with disbelief" as most of U.S. financial assistance normally destined

The Greater Los Angeles World Trade Center Association has chosen as its executive director the chie