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The government moved in to take over 33 private Peruvian financial institutions, but it has left for

NWA Inc. Says Net Up SharplyST. PAUL, Minn. - NWA Inc., parent of Northwest Airlines, report

The House Aviation Subcommittee Thursday cleared a bill requiring mandatory performance reporting by

July 30, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

Major French oil companies have halted purchases of oil from Iran following increased tension betwee

Phillips 66 to Boost Polyethylene CapacityPASADENA, Texas - Phillips 66 Co. will increase th

Overall prices of imports into the United States rose 4 percent in the second quarter, down from the

AVIATION A House subcommittee approved an airline consumer protection bill that calls for ma

Gov. Bill Clements told a trade representative from Taiwan that the state of Texas welcomes the chan

Once the rules are posted, interest in turning Brazil's international debt into equity should be kee

Alien workers employed in the Northern Mariana Island textile industry often are forced to work long

The state-run Port of Singapore Authority, may be reticent about its achievements, but the country's

Federal Reserve Governor H. Robert Heller indicates he would prefer a faster turnaround in the trade

Soviet Grain Forecasts Are Termed PrematureForecasts that the Soviet Union's 1987 grain crop

The record numbers of airline passengers filing complaints about airlines are receiving service at a

Arizona's position on allowing insurance companies to test for AIDS is in jeopardy following the sta

The official IMF dollar rate for the special drawing right as measured by a basket of currencies den

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

Enserch Exploration Partners Ltd. announced second-quarter 1987 earnings of $10.7 million or 11 cent

Barclays PLC, the second-biggest British bank, suffered its first-ever loss during the first half of

Imperial Chemical Industries PLC, Britain's largest industrial group, reported record earnings for t

As the deadline draws to a close today, five people are vying for the vacated seat on the Port of Se

''BRING BACK THE PIPELINE" may become the new rallying cry at Port Everglades, Fla. This is

US Navy Helicopter Crashes in Persian GulfA Navy SH-3G King helicopter on a routine ferry fl

Northeast Utilities will try to spin off its natural gas distribution system as a way to end a 20-ye

John Madden's CBS Sports chalkboard is going to Japan. Interand Corp., creator of the telest

China will give more than $110 million in loans to Bangladesh for bridge construction and the purcha

The Netherlands has refused an informal U.S. government request to deploy Dutch navy minehunters in

Japan's mammoth Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corp. has gone out of its way to buy foreign equipmen

The Department of Defense said it has selected five teams of U.S. and foreign corporations to pursue

A new Washington-based group seeking to represent airline passengers called on air travelers to pres

The dollar fell sharply against the Japanese yen amid rumors of a large order to sell dollars agains

Interest in some form of Brazilian debt-for-equity swap is potentially keen among creditor banks and

The Legislature's top auditor said asbestos contamination is widespread in California schools, and r

Getty Petroleum Corp., Plainview, N.Y., was awarded just over $2 million in punitive and compensator

The Columbia Gas System said that on Oct. 1 it will redeem $6,250,000 of its 11.75 percent debenture

Atlanta Gas Light Proposes RefundAtlanta Gas Light Co. has filed a proposal with the Public

The West German Bundesbank celebrates its 30th anniversary this week, amid birthday acknowledgements

The United States has fallen behind many of its allies in developing and building sophisticated mine

Recently revived Orient Overseas Container Line is considering a substantial shipbuilding program, w