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Possible existence of a second insurance policy covering the bugged" U.S. Embassy in Moscow has come

The European Community Commission Wednesday called off an investigation into the financing of a $1 b

The timing of rival toy exhibitions to be held in Hong Kong is likely to cause confusion and logisti

Flexibility appears to be the key to a Ford Motor Co. plan to begin building its popular Brazilian-m

Entex Inc., Texas Eastern Corp. and Teco Pipeline Co. have formed San Jacinto Gas Transmission Co.,

Boeing Earnings Drop in Quarter SEATTLE - Boeing Co. reported that its second-quarter earnin

Reports that Ford Motor Co. is considering producing its 'Cargo' line of trucks in the United States

The July 27 edition incorrectly reported profit figures for Potomac Electric Power Co. The company r

Taiwan Power Co. will ask for bids starting next month for coal barge unloaders, conveyors, stackers

July 28 Baltic International Freight Futures ExchangePrev.Close High Low

State-owned British Coal has threatened to halt further investment in new coal projects unless miner

973.0 (July 28) Previous day - 974.5 The Baltic International Freight Futures Exchange in Lo

Allegheny Power Has Mixed Earnings ReportAllegheny Power System Inc. reported earnings for t

Thyssen AG denied press reports Tuesday that its shipbuilding subsidiary Thyssen Nordseewerke is pla

The Coast Guard proposed doing away with the existing southern Tampa Bay, Fla., shipping fairway anc

Apache Corp. announced that it would not sell natural gas for less than $1.25 a thousand cubic feet.

President Corazon Aquino's unusually strong criticism of foreign creditors triggered Filipino legisl

A squadron of environmental lawyers is moving into New York State offices with a single aim in mind

The TransPacific Westbound Rate Agreement's second attempt to raise cargo rates this year has failed

Auto insurers are hopeful that 1988 rate setting procedures may be shortened under new state regulat

The U.S. Navy believes it has discovered more underwater mines in the section of the gulf where the

The U.S. dollar started falling around mid-day to trade lower against major foreign currencies excep

The government has changed its mind and decided to use a broader definition of AIDS in determining w

Bethlehem Yard Lands Matson Barge ContractBEAUMONT, Texas - Matson Navigation Co. has awarde

Ships in the Persian Gulf are creating additional hazards for themselves by sailing at high speeds d

What began as a supposedly fairly simple plan for the United States to reflag Kuwaiti oil tankers an

A survey by a Massachusetts life insurer indicates that the Tax Reform Act of 1986 is not significan

A U.S. government agency has begun to sell insurance policies to safeguard U.S. companies against lo

A proposal by the House Joint Committee on Health Care to call for an audit of Blue Cross/Blue Shiel

Former President Jimmy Carter said it's no coincidence that the decision to provide protection to Ku

Iowa has attracted pig feeders and toaster makers in two new ventures formed in response to the liab

Childers, Ariz. Director Of Insurance, ResignsArizona's director of insurance, S. David Chil

Hartford Steam Cites Income HikeHARTFORD, Conn. - Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection and Insur

David Boone loves the Kitty Hawk. Well, anyway, he is awfully fond of her. And now she's bac

Quotations are offered rates of New York city banks relating to currency transfers of $1 million or

The Coast Guard may rule shortly on whether to allow the Kuwaiti-owned, U.S.-flag tanker Bridgeton t

July 28, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

The board of directors of Sante Fe Southern Pacific Corp. elected Robert D. Krebs chief executive of

Enichem, the Italian state chemicals company owned by the ENI group, and E.I. Du Pont de Nemours & C

Cyclops Industries Inc. is expanding its capacity to produce stainless and carbon steel as it benefi