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When first meeting Patricia Ann Saenz at her office along the Miami River, one is almost tempted to

The U.S. Senate Wednesday delayed a vote on ending a Republican parliamentary maneuver that has bloc

Australian Investor Raises Stake in TexacoAustralian investor Robert Holmes a Court disclose

This town is an agricultural center in a region where sugar beets and cattle have long been mainstay

Withering before opposition from the automobile and oil industries, a plan to mandate use of methano

The hearing started on a tough tone, with Sen. Frank Lautenberg, D-N.J., labeling the Transportation

The Canadian government will reportedly announce at the end of this week a plan to sell off state-ow

Kerr Steamship Co., a large shipping agent, said Oscar J. Abello, 47, chief operating officer and ex

The Netherlands is in the fifth year of a far-reaching austerity program aimed at adjusting the econ

Southern Co. Services Inc. said it bought 1.4 million tons of steam coal on the spot market for Geor

The U.S. Customs Service has awarded Eaton Corp. a $25 millioncontract to develop a sophisticated co

Evergreen, Dunlop Agree to PenaltyEvergreen Marine Corp. and Dunlop Tire Corp. of Buffalo, N

Delaware officials and environmentalists are praising a federal appeals court ruling that upholds a

July 8, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

Allegis Corp. reported second quarter net earnings of $73.4 million, or $1.29 a share, on revenue of

Union Is Opposed To Drug Testing PlanA government workers' union says random drug testing of

The Massachusetts Board of Fire Prevention, which sets fire regulations for the state, has on the ag

The nation's freight railroads could suffer serious economic hardship if Congress re-regulates the i

Roadway Services Inc.'s second quarter earnings fell to $10 million, or 25 cents a share, from $17.6

Bendix Corp. plans to enter the budding anti-lock brake market with U.S. production of a system desi

Nearly three years after Britain agreed to return Hong Kong to China, the colony is on a roll - trad

President Reagan, taking his tax-and-spend battle with Congress on the road, asserted that his admin

United States Lines has a new boss. But the financially destitute steamship company must still buy o

World Wheat Output Expected to DeclineWorld wheat production this year is forecast at 518 mi

A major reshuffling at Todd Shipyards Corp. is intended to put the best man in the best position to

James Dwyer, executive director of the port of Seattle, is said to be weighing the possibility of re

For several years now, Soviet cruise liners have been moseying around Greece's Aegean islands in inc

Hartford Steam Unit Finishes Rexnord BuyHARTFORD, Conn. - Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection a

Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical Corp. has retained Salomon Bros. Inc. and Citicorp Investment Bank, both

Japanese oil companies have begun aggressively building inventories in anticipation of high prices i

The Senate moved close to a vote Wednesday on a trade bill amendment that would require companies to

China's coal exports increased 24 percent in the first half of the year, and China is sending market

Prime Minister Brian Mulroney emerged early Wednesday from a long meeting with Canada's provincial p

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

Automobiles Peugeot SA, the French private automobile manufacturer, has its sights set on carving ou

A strike this week by unionized personnel at the Argentine Nation al Grain Board disrupted vessel lo

The U.S. dollar drifted lower against key currencies Wednesday, but edged higher against the Japanes

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

Tokyo Stocks Fall; Margin Rules EasedTOKYO - Stock prices fell sharply in Tokyo Wednesday, w

A strong wave of demand is spurring the market for polyvinyl chloride (PVC), with demand growth esti