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A story published on April 13 analyzing the consumption of amino acids in the United States should h

Puget Power & Light To Cut Rates July 1BELLEVUE, Wash. - Puget Power & Light Co.'s rates wil

U.S. Commerce Secretary Malcolm Baldrige accused South Korea of failing to take adequate steps to op

The Defense Department's trade security chief says claims that the Pentagon is slow to rule on high-

Members of the Seattle branch of the Propeller Club wrestled with the long- held tenet of promoting

An Army Corps of Engineers official says a change from oil-carrying ships to barges makes navigation

The 8th annual Fleet Management Technology Conference, to be held in Baltimore May 5-6, will hear fr

April 20, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

The port of Long Beach expressed its gratitude to Sen. Pete Wilson for his efforts to help override

Rockwell International Corp. has introduced an automatic logging option for its Tripmaster on-board

The Reagan administration may have come up with a way at long last to shrink the country's huge trad

Harris Corp. named Martin S. Axelrod vice president, general manager, of the Fort Lauderdale, Fla.-b

BANKINGThe Supreme Court refused to embroil itself in the interstate banking controversy. Pa

Oil Workers Strike For Pay Hikes in PeruLIMA, Peru - More than 8,000 workers at Peru's state

Broader coverage of hospital, outpatient and laboratory expenses, with lower out-of-pocket payments

Two years ago, as a spring night wore on, a small group of semiconductor executives huddled in a hot

Many workers were concerned when Ryder/P-I-E Nationwide Inc. asked them to take a 15 percent pay cut

A dockworkers' strike beginning today by the All-Japan Harbor Workers' union is likely to last at le

CF Net Increased 11 percent in QuarterPALO ALTO, Calif. - Consolidated Freightways Inc. repo

The U.S. aeroengine manufacturer Garrett Turbine Engine Co. has rejected allegations of design defec

The head of South Korea's debt-laden Pan Ocean Shipping Co., Park Ken-suk, jumped to his death from

The government-created Coal Corp. took over New Zealand's State Coal Mines on April 1 and began slim

Monsanto Co. said net income rose by 17 percent to $138 million, or $1.76 a share, in the first quar

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

Commissioner Rejects Calif. Rate RequestSACRAMENTO, Calif. - State Insurance Commissioner Ro

Analysts hold mixed opinions of property and casualty insurance stocks, despite expectations of reco

U.S. Commerce Secretary Malcolm Baldrige accused South Korea of failing to take adequate steps to op

A growing cargo backlog at Thailand's main international airport is delaying both inbound and outbou

The Federal Maritime Commission is casting its net even wider in its investigation of allegedly disc

Merging the operations of the New York Mercantile Exchange and the Commodity Exchange Inc. tops a cr

Texaco Shareholders Want RepresentationWHITE PLAINS, N.Y. - Five Texaco Inc. shareholders ha

Japanese Panel Backs Stock Futures TradingTOKYO - An advisory panel to the Japanese Finance

The United States must adopt a more open policy toward the principal non- communist countries of Sou

China Probe Uncovers Illegal Price HikesVolunteer workers have uncovered thousands of cases

China Probe Uncovers Illegal Price HikesVolunteer workers have uncovered thousands of cases

Customhouse brokers and the port of New Orleans are asking U.S. Customs toput more than one

British Firm Develops Device for ComponentsA British company has developed a fast and accura

The U.S. Customs Service still hasn't notified the import community that counterfeit export visas fr

Triton Energy Corp. said its gross proved oil reserves from the Paris Basin Villeperdue oil field in