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

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

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

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

The governors of Oregon and Washington have banned the bomb - from a nuclear war preparedness drill.

With foreign reserves of US$265 million, enough to cover three months' imports, Trinidad and Tobago'

Raymond F. Ashton was named vice president, operations, of Transax/RATES, a leading maritime informa

Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection and Insurance Co. reported first quarter operating profit rose to $

UK Insurer Pay-outs For Theft Claims RiseInsurance companies paid out 375.2 million ($611.6

The Chicago Board of Trade's evening trading session for Treasury bond and Treasury note futures has

A court hearing on a shareholders' class action suit to block British Petroleum Co.'s $7.4 billion a

It isn't exactly a return to the good old days, but Houston hotel and restaurant operators are still

Swiss nuclear energy opponents Thursday submitted the signatures needed to force a national referend

Gov. Mario Cuomo signed legislation designed to give low-cost hydropower to upstate companies, send

The Nakasone administration should move promptly to translate into action the latest recommendations

The lower house of Parliament approved the budget for fiscal 1987 Thursday night after Prime Ministe

TWA Posts Loss For First QuarterTrans World Airlines reported an operating loss of $27.4 mil

Executives of three major airlines called for new regulation of their industry to give travelers mor

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

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

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

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

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

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

US '86 Pepper Imports Totaled $152 MillionThe United States imported $152 million worth of b

The Nakasone administration should move promptly to translate into action the latest recommendations

The lower house of Parliament approved the budget for fiscal 1987 Thursday night after Prime Ministe

US Seen Likely to Sell More Wheat to USSRSYDNEY, Australia - The United States may sell up t

Financial futures markets overseas are likely to lure a considerable amount of money from Japanese i

An utility development firm executive says the company will prepare a full environmental impact stat

GE to Supply Kern River TurbinesSCHENECTADY, N.Y. - General Electric Co. will supply four 75

EC Report Backs Monetary CooperationBRUSSELS, Belgium - The European Community's plan to fre

Montedison Net Increased in '86NEW YORK Montedison SpA, the holding company for the Monted

For the week ended April 11, piggyback freight hauled by the nation's major railroads totalled 96,62

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

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

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

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

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

Chrysler Motors Corp. has purchased Nuova Automobili F. Lamborghini SpA., the Italian specialty auto