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New England could face electricity shortages as early as 1990 if a decision blocking proposed Canadi

U.S. coal production of 498 million metric tons of oil equivalent (mtoe) last year represented 21.2

Boston Edison Gets Peak Demand HelpBoston Edison Co. will be able to reduce its load by up t

New Policy on Exports To Syria in EffectThe Commerce Department is requiring validated licen

U.S. inventors will find it easier to patent their inventions in some foreign countries after July 1

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

Small U.S. companies can export profitably if they are willing to weather some initial frustration,

It is so basic in concept that every schoolkid understands it instinctively, but it is often ignored

U.S. textile companies could be selling more in Hong Kong if they put their minds to it, a new repor

U.S. companies have difficulty exporting because they don't let locals do the marketing abroad, acco

Duty to Be Assessed On Argentine WoolA 6.23 percent countervailing duty will be assessed by

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

Heavy-Duty Drain Rids Equipment of FluidsA heavy-duty drain from Britain for use on compress

The U.S. trade representative's office is urging importers to support legislation to adopt the Harmo

The latest figures from the Department of Agriculture show that U.S. peanut farmers have reduced pro

Buzz Billik shops in fish markets around the world. Smoked fish, says the vice president of

Fed Governor Sees Anemia in RecoveryThe U.S. economic expansion is showing signs of anemia,

Drug and medical supply expenditures in the United States this year will amount to $33 billion, 7.2

Heavy Construction Declines in CaliforniaSACRAMENTO, Calif. - Declines in non-residential an

U.S. monetary authorities may have to raise interest rates sharply if the rate of inflation threaten

Phillips Petroleum Co. has agreed with Kyowa Hakko Kogyo Co., Tokyo, to produce salmon growth hormon

ISFA Corp. named BankAmerica's former president, Thomas A. Cooper, as chairman and chief executive o

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

In July 1979, four months before militants stormed the U.S. embassy in Teheran, the Iranian revoluti

The U.S. dollar declined Thursday as its four-day bullish trend began fading. Analysts said

The nation's 1,000 largest manufacturers plan to boost their capital spending steadily throughout th

Stocks rose slightly in quiet trading Thursday, with the Dow Jones average of 30 industrials edging

GENERAL NEWS The Reagan administration made clear that the Democrats' long-sought budget com

GENERAL NEWS The Reagan administration made clear that the Democrats' long-sought budget com

AFTER UNINSPIRING WEEKS OF DELAY, Democrats in Congress at last agreed on a budget. But even when th

New Jersey lost more manufacturing jobs in April, but the state's economy continued to churn out whi

The first paragraph of a story headlined Transco Says It Won't Haul Other's Gas" on Page 1 of Thursd

Americans' personal incomes rose 0.2 percent in May, half the April increase, while their spending e

The World Bank is trying to encourage U.S. firms to compete more aggressively for projects it funds

BankAmerica Corp. officials called on executives of more than 30 Japanese banks Thursday to invest

The Reagan administration sent Congress legislation to create a comprehensive new tariff classificat

The government is seeking the extradition of a former bank executive now in the United States to fac

Ocean carriers are still empty-handed in their efforts to remedy the bulk of the difficulties create

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

The European Community warned its trading partners it would block the negotiations now under way in