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The government of Taiwan, awash with money and under heavy pressure over its trade surplus with the

WORLD BANK INDIA - $330 million for the construction of hydropower facilities in the Kalinad

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

Struggling railroads face an even bleaker financial future if Congress votes for more regulation and

Grand Trunk Western will sell two Michigan branch lines to the Central Michigan Railway Co. The sale

The transportation changes that led CSX Corp. to buy Sea-Land Corp. also require ports to improve th

Energy-short Taiwan reports new success in exploration abroad, with an oil strike in Ecuador.

At the age of 10, the trans-Alaska oil pipeline still has many years of life, industry officials agr

While the United States, Japan and other nations wage trade battles over silicon, U.S. companies are

'Money' and 'trade' will be the buzzwords among business executives and government officials from No

The long used, and often abused, loyalty contracts tying shippers to ocean carriers may make a comeb

The International Trade Commission rejected an application by Societe Generale de Surveillance for a

The U.S. dollar edged higher Thursday in quiet trading following a flurry of activity in early tradi

Japan Extends Loan For Philippines ProjectMANILA, Philippines - Japan granted the Philippine

KISS THE CHIP INDUSTRY GOODBYE, suggests John Fluke Jr., a leading industrial manufacturer in Seatt

Procter & Gamble Realigns OperationsCINCINNATI - The Procter & Gamble Co. said it is restruc

IMPORTERS GROUP INC. (Shelton, Conn.) - John B. Balson was named chairman and chief executiv

Caribbean economies will grow modestly" this year, according to the region's leading financial insti

Lloyd's of London has chosen IMB Computers to take the world's largest insurance market into the ele

The ruling by New York's highest court that compulsory drug testing of school teachers is unconstitu

June 11, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

70 percent of Controllers Vote in Favor of UnionAfter six years without a union, the nation'

Group Blasts DOE For Unpaid TVA BillsNASHVILLE, Tenn. - Industrial electricity customers of

Business executives are more optimistic about prospects for sales and profits in the third quarter t

China and the United States have reached a compromise agreement on import quota allocations on women

Japan's central bank has no plans to further cut the official discount rate despite pressures from a

GENERAL NEWS Labor Secretary William E. Brock said he could accept a moderate hike in the mi

Spurred by America's booming taste for bubbly beverages, seltzer in the siphon bottle is back.

Hong Kong's delegation to this month's International Consumer Electronics Show in Chicago snapped up

Japan's trade surplus declined in May from a year earlier, the first drop in 26 months, the governme

Retail sales dropped 0.6 percent in May, the biggest decline in four months, the government reported

A federal bankruptcy court has refused to allow banks to try to sell four United States Lines contai

Dow Chemical U.S.A. announced that the selling price for Styron general purpose polystyrene resins w

There are few cities in the world that are as burdened by their image as Pitts burgh, linked in our

Kuwait plans to ask other OPEC member countries to fulfill an accord on production increases without

The federal government has no idea if people who live near nuclear power plants actually know what t

Week of April 12-April 18, 1987 This is a compilation of U.S. coal exports for the week. It

The Finnish shipbuilding group Wartsila Marine Shipyard is winning a substantial share of new order

The blatant protectionist approach of the U.S. Congress toward elimination of the nation's massive a

New rules to boost Indonesia's non-oil exports and to fend off criticism of state monopolies were an