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The Senate Commerce Committee approved legislation dramatically increasing authorized funds for airp

Economists called March merchandise trade data a clear sign of slow but unspectacular improvement in

The world's grain trade is slowly recovering, including some improvements in U.S. exports, according

National Steel Corp. sent a solicitation for coke to domestic and international suppliers and wound

Despite pledges to leave private business alone, President Corazon Aquino's government took control

While railroads have made impressive productivity gains and reduced their operating costs, they have

Monsanto Co. will appeal a Massachusetts Pesticide Board Subcommittee decision to ban the use of ala

The Senate Agriculture Committee approved 19-0 legislation to stiffen the spine of U.S. agriculture

The parents of a Canadian child who became physically and mentally retarded 16 years ago after choki

An oil refinery reactor, believed to be one of the heaviest loads ever to move through the port of L

Jose Angel Barron, a part-time Customs inspector, reported making a combined total income of less th

The success of the newly industrializing countries in increasing their share of world trade is partl

Boeing Pilots to Train At FlightSafety CenterContinental Airlines Boeing 737 pilots will tra

Already rising unemployment in Japan may be given additional impetus from excessive currency specula

Dow Chemical Co. named Frank P. Popoff, its executive vice president, as president and chief operati

Robert D. Hunter, senior vice president of Chase Manhattan Bank, was named national financial servic

The Soviet Union's meat production in the first three months of 1987 was up 8 percent from a year ea

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

Norfolk Southern Plans Streamlining OperationNorfolk Southern Corp. will begin streamlining

Thomas W. Gleason, who will retire in July as president of the International Longshoremen's Associat

Richard Murphy, U.S. envoy, held talks with the foreign minister of Bahrain, the last Arab state on

The sanctions campaign against South Africa has focused attention on plans to alter southern Africa'

Yankee Gas Parent Agrees to AcquisitionDUBLIN, Ohio - The Yankee Gas Co. said that a managem

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

Like a schoolchild awaiting instructions from the teacher, the stock marketwandered aimlessly up and

Australia is mounting what it hopes will be a sustained campaign of lobbying and vigilance in Washi

What is left of McCarran-Ferguson? Not much! That characterization of the insurance industry

The U.S. Department of Energy plans to build a $41.3 million hazardous and radiological waste decont

ILA Unit to Represent Hale CrewmembersLocal 333, the tugboat division of the International L

In a May 13th story on U.S. imports and exports of man-made fiber, the U.S. export figure should ha

Greatly improved results on its U.S. insurance business have helped Royal Insurance achieve first qu

A coalition of business groups and physicians who sponsored last year's successful "deep pockets" in

A recent study by Caribbean Basin environmentalists concluded that about 7 percent of the oil produc

Spain is to make a determined effort over the next few years to diversify its energy use away from o

Britain is footing the bill for a group of U.S. buyers interested in setting up links with British m

The success of the newly industrializing countries in increasing their share of world trade is partl

US-Japanese Parley Planned for Late MayA U.S.-Japanese meeting to review the two countries'

A recent price control and investment trade-off between the Brazilian government and multinational a

Venezuela's currency fell against the dollar in April, ending three months of relative stability in

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