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Technological and information revolutions are reshaping coun tries in the Pacific Basin in a way com

Ocean researchers say they have found a gold mine of minerals - the trick is going to be how to get

Japan's Factory Output Fell in Fiscal 1986Japan's mining and manufacturing production declin

A Japanese company says that despite the high yen and reduced exports, it has found a way to make mo

Trucks loaded down with tree trunks still rumble down Highway 101 each morning in a routine as perpe

Japan's Factory Output Fell in Fiscal 1986Japan's mining and manufacturing production declin

Chinese rural residents earned 11.2 percent more in cash income during the first quarter of this yea

Canada has much to gain from a proposed free trade agreement with the United States, a Ports Canada

The Federation of German Industries urged the Bonn government Monday to remain firm in its oppositio

Canada has much to gain from a proposed free trade agreement with the United States, a Ports Canada

At least 58 near collisions of airplanes have occurred over Southern California so far this year, an

Record inflation disclosed by the Brazilian government portends a threatening wave of hyper-inflatio

Japanese automakers have been using "back door sleight-of-hand" to bypass their government-imposed v

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

On US Textile and Apparel Trade: There are now three things certain in life: death, taxes an

South Korea shows no signs of easing its push into the United States despite mounting U.S. pressure

British-made Machine Good for Tight CornersThe Roundpactor is a British-made machine that fa

Commerce to Probe Pipe Fitting ImportsThe International Trade Commission cleared the way for

Some Asian suppliers for U.S. markets may be unfairly punished by Washington lawmakers eager to "wav

Unilever reported Monday that first quarter net earnings, at constant exchange rates, rose 48 percen

The U.S. dollar firmed Monday after the Federal Reserve trading desk chose not to intervene in the m

Warwick Insurance Co. said it formed an inland marine department and named Pam Mestman Silverman in

The upstart shipping registries that have proliferated recently "are here to stay" and put pressure

The overcapacity in the cruise industry, certain to increase in the coming years, hasn't shaken the

Heads of state and government from the seven most powerful economies in the Western world will gathe

The Soviet Union is offering to launch communications satellites in space for the United States and

GENERAL NEWS Business economists say goodbye to the era of very low inflation and rising bud

China is on the threshold of awarding a 60 million ($100.8 million) contract to a group of British

GENERAL NEWS Business economists say goodbye to the era of very low inflation and rising bud

Demand for platinum reached an all-time high last year, while investor interest looks like continuin

The Social Democratic/Liberal Party Alliance, which published its election manifesto Monday morning,

The newly refitted Queen Elizabeth 2 returned to Britain almost three hours late Sunday carrying pa

U.S. military families based in Europe might never have left the United States as far as their shopp

The York Country Sheriff's Department has seized in Toronto harbor a Bahamian-registered cargo ship

Railroad retirement funding problems have become a key long-term issue for the railroad industry.

Worlds of Wonder, the toy manufacturer that scored a hit with its Teddy Ruxpin computerized teddy be

Crude oil futures flirted with the $20 mark Monday on the New York Mercantile Exchange. The

Borg-Warner to Sell Transportation UnitBorg-Warner Corp. said it plans to sell its transport

An advisory committee to Japan's Ministry of International Trade and Industry agreed to revise its l

Alpha Solarco Inc. has signed two $175 million development contracts with the Pawnee and Otoe-Missou