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Their summit talks over, Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone and President Reagan face daunting challen

The coastal Chinese province of Jiangsu above Shanghai will mount a week-long investment seminar beg

In a story published on May 4 relating the purchase of E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Co.'s high-density

Japanese Firm Marks First Loss in 27 YearsVictor Co. of Japan (JVC) has suffered its first u

A U.S. trade official said measures to eliminate grain export subsidies were tied to reforming the G

An oil exploration group working in Israel said Wednesday it would would spend $7.8 million, mainly

Shipping links between Australia and China will be further strengthened when an Australian shipping

The owners of a ship damaged by U.S.-planted mines in a Nicaraguan port are seeking a new hearing af

Amid signs that some employees are growing disenchanted with his leadership, C. Edward Acker, chairm

Emery Says Shipments, Weight Rose in AprilWILTON, Conn. - Emery Air Freight Corp. reported A

The Maritime Transport Overseas Group confirmed Wednesday that its subsidiary, BCR Lines, has suspen

The British ferry that capsized off the Belgian port of Zeebrugge March 6, killing at least 186 peop

A barge of garbage rejected by six states and three nations during a 5,000- mile, seven-week odyssey

It took both hands to try to read the government's report on retail sales for April. On the

Australian Treasurer Paul Keating announced an interim "mini-budget" designed to reduce the fiscal 1

May 13, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

Shipper interests were joined by the Interstate Commerce Commission in calling for eliminating the l

BP Says Stock Offer By Subsidiary ExpiredBritish Petroleum Co. said Wednesday that the offer

The Consumer Product Safety Commission has switched from guiding safety efforts to hiding from them,

Hartford Income Up for Quarter HARTFORD, Conn. - Hartford Insurance Group reported first qua

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

The French government bond market currently is the best bet for international institutional investor

The parent company of Matson Navigation Co. agreed to pay $153.5 million to buy back 3 million of it

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

Stocks rose in cautious trading Wednesday, as traders kept one eye on thedollar and the othe

Lockheed Corp. is considering a plan to consolidate its aircraft division, which includes Southern C

South Korea's auto industry is still revving up for the U.S. market, even though U.S. sales are alre

GENERAL NEWS Expanded patent protection for U.S. companies won approval from a Senate Judici

Mayor Clayton Wood, a good ol' boy with a big ol' grin, keeps a watchful eye on the town's newest an

Statewide average gasoline prices reached their highest levels of this year the week ended May 7, th

Dome Petroleum Ltd. has signed a definitive merger agreement for the sale of the debt-ridden company

A Finnish vessel is helping the Soviet Union clean up a three-month-old oil spill in Soviet waters i

Hamilton Oil Corp. reported first quarter earnings were $11.3 million, or 42 cents a share, compared

State insurance officials are trying to find out if qualified contractors can get the bonds they nee

The insurance industry in Connecticut sees Gov. William O'Neill as the last hope of staving off a le

The governor of Puerto Rico blasted the U.S. government for trade and tax poli cies he said hamper t

Dow Chemical Co. has sold its bromine chemicals business to Ethyl Corp. for approximately $50 millio

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

Spain Takes First Step Toward Joining EMSMADRID, Spain - Spain has signed the Basle Accord a

The chairman of USAir Group Inc. told stockholders that government rejection of the carrier's plans