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Sandoz AG has received damage claims totaling some 100 million Swiss francs (about $66 million) foll

Stryker Corp. acquired the medical application-oriented composite and polymer business of Hexcel Med

Topgallant Group Inc. surprised many in the maritime industry in February when its name appeared on

Syntex Corp. received marketing approvals from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration for naproxen, a

Taiwan's executive Yuan, or cabinet, has called for studies to find a substitute for an element beli

The government Thursday confirmed a Greek newspaper report that a Soviet ship was carrying out seism

Two leading European shipowners, Sealink of the United Kingdom and Van Ommeren of the Netherlands, h

A purchasing consortium has raised its bid for the closed General Dynamics Shipbuilding Division yar

Newport Offshore Ltd., a yacht building and ship repair facility, has received court approval to end

Royal Nedlloyd, the Rotterdam-based shipping, transport and energy group, reported Thursday a halvin

Salvagers Haul Ferry Back to ZeebruggeZEEBRUGGE, Belgium - Salvagers will try today to pump

At its next scheduled meeting Wednesday, April 29, the Federal MaritimeCommission will consi

The Maritime Administration has received three bids from undisclosed sources for a trio of 949-foot

Senate Panel Approves Navy Project FundsA Senate Armed Services subcommittee has approved $2

Owners of an oil tanker that exploded and sank off the northern California coast near a federal mari

Units of BASF Group will build five amines plants in Antwerp, Belgium, and one in Geismar, La., in t

The government announced a series of economic measures to help farmers and small businesses fight sk

James R. Eiszner, president and chief executive of CPC International Inc., was elected to the additi

U.S. corporations interested in playing a role in the $6.6 billion Osaka Bay airport project will re

Now that the Reagan administration has finally unleashed trade sanctions against Japan, the question

A slowdown of output and incomes for the United States and other big industrial countries during the

A high-ranking European Community executive called called U.S. trade sanctions against Japan illegal

HOW LONG CAN YOU TREAD WATER? was God's response to a doubtful Noah in an old Bill Cosby comedy rout

Yasuda Fire and Marine Insurance Co. does not understand all the fuss. So what if the company paid $

GENERAL NEWS The International Monetary Fund predicts a slowdown for the United States and o

GENERAL NEWS The International Monetary Fund predicts a slowdown for the United States and o

The New York Insurance Department wants to be ready if the federal government wrests control of the

Under a proposed plan, doctors could only charge New York State Medicare recipients fees equal to Me

CSX Corp. Inaugurates XpressRailer ServiceCSX Corp. inaugurated XpressRailer service between

Russell Miller Inc. has formalized its mergers and acquisitions services into a new division to keep

The Knight Foundation Thursday announced grants totaling $8.25 million that are aimed at improving c

Knight-Ridder Inc.'s earnings rose by 6.5 percent in the first quarter to $28.6 million, or 49 cents

Rail freight traffic finished the first quarter of 1987 less than 1 percent behind the same quarter

Japanese Develop Pipe Rust CheckerA Japanese company has developed a pipe rust indicator tha

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

Recently, the contractor for a pipeline project in Utah imported 20,000 tons of pipe from Europe, on

The Interstate Commerce Commission has scheduled a May 14 argument on whether to reconsider its deci

The three leading U.S. automakers will be forced to retrench still further in the next five years as

Tough U.S. legislation aimed at curbing imports from countries running large trade surpluses with th

NY Broker Puts SFSP On Its Restricted ListBear Stearns Corp. put Santa Fe Southern Pacific C