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South Korea does not plan to rush semiconductor exports to the United States to fill a possible mark

Japan's jobless rate dropped slightly to 2.9 percent in February, down from a record monthly high of

Anti-U.S. sentiment among ordinary Japanese will grow if the United States goes ahead with penalty d

Japanese Diet Passes Provisional BudgetJapan's Diet completed approval Tuesday of an 8.8 tri

Jardine Matheson Holdings Ltd. reported that after-tax earnings last year totaled HK$480 million (US

A promise by Western Airlines to protect its unions in the event of a merger was called unenforceabl

U.S. semiconductor executives plan to meet in Washington Thursday to consider how best to apply up t

EC-Chinese Trade Expected to SlackenEuropean Community Trade Commissioner Willy de Clercq sa

Swissair inspectors have found cracks in the tail sections of three DC-10 long-range jetliners, incl

U.S. semiconductor executives plan to meet in Washington Thursday to consider how best to apply up t

British Caledonian Tuesday reported a 19.3 million ($30.8 million) pretax loss for the year to the

Port of Vancouver officials are confident that British Columbia can seize a ''substantial slice" of

Audi Offers $5,000 Toward 1987 ModelsAudi of America Inc. is offering about 150,000 Audi own

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

The chairman of the House Aviation Subcommittee said there has been a shocking reduction in the size

International Shippers' Association Founders Meeting. Designed to educate importers of textile, appa

Shippers are letting their fingers do the walking right into the computer networks of sever al small

Turkey's desire to join the European Community played a large role in Premier Turgut Ozal's decision

The newly elected government in the U.S. Virgin Islands is making strong overtures to business in an

U.S. exports to Romania are increasing, and prospects are good for further growth. Exports t

Beech Aircraft Corp., confirming that it now has orders for about 50 Starship 1 turboprops, has anno

Half a lifetime ago or thereabouts, Rudolph H. Auslander spent a number of years in Fairbanks, Alask

Swissair to Buy Engine From Pratt & WhitneyEAST HARTFORD, Conn. - Swissair said it would pur

Police have arrested 28 striking railway workers for allegedly assaulting or intimidating employees

International Business Machines Corp. elected Kaspar V. Cassani and Jack D. Kuehler executive vice p

ICC Votes to Cut Reporting RulesThe Interstate Commerce Commission voted to significantly re

The government's main gauge of future economic activity rose a healthy 0.7 percent in February, the

Franklyn A. Caine was elected vice president and treasurer of United Technologies Corp., a diversifi

The House of Representatives easily mustered the two-thirds vote necessary to override President Rea

Brazil is waiting for U.S. regional banks to decide whether to renew their share of $15 billion in s

Mack Trucks Inc. announced plans to relocate jobs from its world headquarters in Allentown unless an

GENERAL NEWS The government's main gauge of future economic activity rose a healthy 0.7 perc

Top officials of the Reagan administration played down the adverse reaction of financial markets to

Campbell Soup Co. is moving away from home. With Americans eating out more and more, the 118

GENERAL NEWS The government's main gauge of future economic activity rose a healthy 0.7 perc

State-owned Canadian National Railways has commissioned consultants Booz, Allen & Hamilton, of New Y

BellSouth International, a Atlanta-based telecommunications company, said it entered into an agreeme

When the Ariadne - a cargo vessel with its hold full of toxic chemicals - recently foundered at the

Risk managers are starting to wear fig leaves. Not in the literal sense, but as they cope wi

Occidental Raises Phenolic Resin PriceOccidental Chemical Corp. announced a price increase f