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After four years in the doldrums, gold has suddenly returned to favor amid concern about stock marke

Japan's government seems unaware that growing protectionist sentiment has put the United States on t

Brazilian Sugar Output Rose in FebruaryBrazil's February sugar production of 467,000 metric

April 21, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

The Journal of Commerce today begins listing weekly natural gas price quotations supplied by the Yan

Occidental Petroleum Corp. is selling United Gas Pipe Line Co., which has 9,800 miles of pipeline an

GENERAL NEWSThe Investment Company Institute filed suit to stop Chase Manhattan Bank

From the point of view of the airline cargo service executive at Kennedy International Airport, it i

Security Pacific Corp., the nation's sixth largest bank holding company, said Tuesday it promoted si

Several European airlines have denied rumors that they are planning a mega- merger now that the Euro

The U.S. government has approved the sale of $900,000 worth of equipment containing U.S.-made comput

The nation's major airlines are expected to offer deeply discounted special fares through the end of

Pandair Buy-out Likely To Expand Stake in UKPandair International, the Dutch air freight for

Samsung Group distributes its electronics products in the United States through Samsung Electronics

The Investment Company Institute filed a complaint in the Federal District Court for the District of

2 Banks Blame Brazil For Lower Net IncomeManufacturers Hanover Corp. and Citicorp said Brazi

When Dwayne Andreas met with Mikhail Gorbachev, the Soviet leader who was then in charge of agricult

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

On U.S. offshore manufacturing People cannot believe we could stop building automobiles in t

CSX Corp. is putting its own man in charge of Sea-Land Corp., which it acquired last May. Jo

Most of Mexico's large textile mills were closed this week by what unions say was their first indust

A Dutch manufacturer has developed a portable power system operating on solar energy. The generator

A seminar here May 6-8 will focus on the possibility of using seagoing barges and inland-ocean ships

Shaw-Ross to Import New Zealand LagerShaw-Ross International Importers Inc., Miami, Fla., an

Joseph F. Abely Jr. seemed destined for a successful career as a chief executive. He went to the fi

The port of Stockton, stung by a critical grand jury report last year, wants it known that a new gra

Hong Kong exhibitors signed orders worth HK$4.3 million (US$550,000) at the recent International Hou

Mohasco to Sell Mexican Carpet UnitAMSTERDAM, N.Y. - Mohasco Corp. has signed an agreement t

Trinidad and Tobago is hoping legislative and administrative changes will attract foreign investors.

Endicott Johnson Corp.'s plant in Endicott, N.Y., is among the latest U.S. footwear manufacturing si

CooperVision Inc. said it acquired two retail optical chains in the United Kingdom, bringing to 117

The business sector in Barbados has responded favorably to new measures introduced by the government

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

A Federal Maritime Commission law judge says a three-carrier agreement on terminal and related servi

Boxmart, Dynamar Ink Database AgreementBoxmart Inc., which provides a computerized container

Millions of dollars worth of textiles and apparel from China are flowing into U.S. ports with counte

Arguments are scheduled for today on whether owners of a ship damaged byU.S.-planted mines in a Nica

The insurance industry bashing season opens formally today on Capitol Hill. A Congressional small bu

Insider trading and other federal accounting and financial reporting issues facing property/casualty

Income Rises 68 percent At TransamericaTransamerica Corp. said first quarter operating incom