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A confidential and unusually hard-hitting report from the secretariat of the General Agreement on Ta

The Senate, under administration pressure, is softening proposals to impose new rules on foreign inv

Advances in railroad container-handling will tie the container shipping industry forevermore to the

The Coast Guard is investigating the loss of a 22-foot sport fishing boat that collided with a tugbo

Health and Human Services Secretary Otis R. Bowen, responding to congressional demands, removed a ca

June 16, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

The chairman of the New York state Senate Energy Committee said Tuesday that the committee had recom

Advertising Conference To Be Held in BeijingBEIJING - The Third World Advertising Congress,

A visit to a fast food chicken restaurant will be one of the highlights of a trade mission from Chin

The National Maritime Union, which represents unlicensed seamen, reached agreement Tuesday on a new

The U.S. dollar declined Tuesday in quiet, but erratic trading. The U.S. unit fell in early

The U.S. Navy recently awarded a $4.4 million contract to Norfolk Shipbuilding & Drydock Corp. for r

Some of the tight legal secrecy that now shields publicly listed companies will be relaxed as part o

National Westminster, Britain's largest bank, has followed the example of several U.S. banks and sha

Crude Oil Futures Continue to ClimbCrude oil futures continued to move higher Tuesday on the

Air Transportation Holding Co. Inc. earned $501,540, or 3 cents a share, in the fiscal year ended Ma

Algeria Ranks No. 1 In Trade With HoustonAlgeria in North Africa was the top trading partner

Bergesen d.y. Gruppen of Oslo announced it will register 23 ships in the new Norwegian International

Honda Motor Co., Japan's major motorcycle maker, said Monday it has signed a contract with an enterp

Exports to Japan, already surging, are likely to get a further boost with a pledge by several multin

A high-ranking Angolan minister expressed concern Monday that the United States may slap a trade emb

Reagan, Lawmakers Discuss Budget IssuesCongressional leaders kept to familiar positions on t

Trucking industry labor officials launched a new trade association to open a forum for industrial re

973.5 (June 15) Previous day - 977.0 The Baltic International Freight Futures Exchange in Lo

Mandating group health insurance coverages for alcohol and substance abusers in New York State would

Large areas of Southern China along the Yangtze River are affected by acid rain, mainly as a result

In a further effort to stave off punitive U.S. legislation, the government of Taiwan plans to buy 10

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

One of China's biggest petrochemical projects got formally under way with ceremonial signing of thre

There's been an influx of Panamanian students at the seven maritime colleges in the United States.

Domestic man-made fiber shipments declined in April, compared to March totals, but month-to-month an

The New York Stock Exchange received approval from the Securities and Exchange Commission last week

U.S. Treasury Secretary James A. Baker III reiterated the Venice summit agreement that any further d

Mon., June 15, 1987 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.

Builders of the world's newest business jet claimed 22 new aviation records Sunday after circling th

Auto Terminal Vote Set for June 20BELCHERTOWN, Mass. Interest in a Vermont Central Railroad

Coalition to Promote US-Canada Trade PactWASHINGTON - More than 175 U.S. firms and trade ass

The U.S. banking industry may suffer a net loss for the quarter ending June 30 because of billions o

In the June 15 story, Federal Reserve Ready to Back Up U.S. Needs, the direct quotations on internat

The big question in New York utility rate-setting cases these days isn't how large an increase utili