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Only three weeks after laboriously hammering out a deal to restructure some of its US$28 billion deb

Medium-Range Missile Accord Reported Near MOSCOW - A U.S.-Soviet agreement on eliminating me

Cost-cutting steps enacted by Congress in the past six years substantially increased out-of-pocket m

The Maritime Subsidy Board turned down for the third time a request from three tug-barge operators f

The Long Island Lighting Co. is asking federal permission to crank up the Shoreham nuclear plant to

Japan may levy tariffs on U.S. products if the United States makes the ''serious mistake" of imposin

U.S. officials said they still intend to press Japan in trade talks at the end of this week to open

At a time when commercial air freight, as a structured industry, has moved into its fifth decade, th

Turkey Dumping Aspirin in US MarketAspirin imports from Turkey are being dumped in the U.S.

Prime Computer Inc. Tuesday introduced what it said is the industry's highest performance superminic

FINANCIAL Central bank intervention braked the dollar's slide Tuesday, but traders remained

The European Commission unveiled its first plan aimed at softening the impact of the common agricul

Secretary of State George P. Shultz discussed economic and military security issues with Soviet lead

Exxon Co. U.S.A. said it will expand the market area for its new mid-grade unleaded gasoline, Exxon

The Exxon Long Beach is seen during sea trials before its christening recently at National Steel and

TREA Breaks Ground For Rhode Island PlantNORTH KINGSTOWN, R.I. - TREA Industries, a unit of

The Gulf Ports Association has agreed to spend as much as $25,000 on a legal effort aimed at allowin

The Polyco Operation of Borden Chemical Domestic and International, a division of Borden Inc., has a

The state of California has opened a trade and investment office in London in an effort to promote b

Italian Line plans to start a U.S. Gulf-Mediterranean service this summer by slot-chartering space o

Japan may levy tariffs on U.S. products if the United States makes the ''serious mistake" of imposin

Legislation to abolish Indonesia's controversial import monopolies will be introduced by the governi

In a bid to ease trade pressure from the United States, South Korean government agencies and governm

W.R. Grace & Co. will boost its 1987 research and development budget 12 percent to $106 million for

Kenworth Truck Co. has introduced an electronic road speed control system for highway trucks that i

Cathay Pacific Plans To Upgrade ServiceCathay Pacific Airways, which began five-times-a-week

Merged Ornamented/Non-Ornamented Classification The use of arithmetic averaging to establish

Top Stories The Chinese Export Commodities Fair, which has chalked up 30 years of operation,

A front page story about Itel Container Corp. in Monday's Journal of Commerce mentioned three firms

A Swiss business executive charged that U.S. companies could be aiding the illegal flow of capital f

U.S. credit card giant MasterCard has elbowed aside U.S. rival Visa by linking up with Visa's former

Japanese Officials Pressing Reagan BondsTOKYO - Japanese government finance and monetary off

Gold, an old saying goes, is where you find it. A lot of prospectors have found it on Wall S

The Justice Department asked the Interstate Commerce Commission to investi gate allegations that shi

Kemper Group said it is exploring the sale of its accident and health insurance operation at a time

The closure last year of the Shell Francaise oil refinery resulted in a 12 percent decline in tonnag

Hercules Inc. Raises Price of FormaldehydeHercules Inc., Wilmington, Del., will increase for

South Korea's relaxed import restrictions will be a boon to Caterpillar Inc., which expects to sell

In a bid to ease trade pressure from the United States, South Korean government agencies and governm

Legislation to abolish Indonesia's controversial import monopolies will be introduced by the governi