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Thieves using a truck broke into the fashion house of Italian designer Krizia and made off with the

US May Hike Taxes On Taiwanese ExportsTaiwan's exports to the United States may be assessed

Buyers and designers at France's fall and winter fashion show this week seemed oblivious to the die-

Funeral services were held Wednesday for Sophie Weinstein, retired executive secretary for The Journ

Two foreign trade specialists from Washington, D.C., were appointed to head the new California Europ

The average price of a domestic-made car will rise to $13,800 by 1995 from 1985's $11,600, and aver

The state aviation company of Indonesia has won its first components contractfrom Boeing Com

John F. Hoover was named officer-in-charge of the San Francisco branch of the Federal Reserve Bank,

A prominent West German political leader says central bank efforts to prop up the dollar are doomed

Federal Reserve Board Governor H. Robert Heller urged sweeping reforms in the banking industry that

BANKING The British government warned it may expel Japanese banks unless Tokyo opens its mar

BOTH RESPECT AND CONCERN are evident as moderate economic strength continues. Economic indic

BANKING The British government warned it may expel Japanese banks unless Tokyo opens its mar

The Antitrust Division of the Justice Department can find no basis for the charges that collusion in

Top Stories Zhejiang trade representatives are counting heavily on a Los Angeles exhibition

U.S. exports will increase this year, but not enough to wipe out the large current account deficit t

A popular congressional proposal to create an international authority topurchase less develo

United States Lines Inc. reportedly has agreed to sell its Hawaii-Guam service to Sea-Land Corp. and

The British government warned it may expel Japanese banks unless Tokyo opens its markets to British

As the Cabinet-level Economic Policy Council met to consider sanctions against alleged dumping of Ja

Projects affecting ports, harbors, army bases, memorials and universities form the backdrop for the

Conrail Stocks Active NEW YORK - Consolidated Rail Corp. was by far the most active stock in

Mobil Corp. and PepsiCo Inc. soon will issue about $200 million each ofdollar-denominated bo

An old cherry-packing shed down along the railroad tracks, closed and idle for the last few years, w

Brazilian Bank Strike Paralyzes MarketsA strike by Brazilian bank workers entered its second

Court Orders Eviction Of Caterpillar WorkersGLASGOW, Scotland - A court has ordered the evic

Growth in Reinforced, Filled Products SeenSales of filled and reinforced plastics in special

Pacific Gas & Electric Co. says it will ask the Federal Energy RegulatoryCommission to chang

Ciba-Geigy Corp. and Phillips Petroleum Co. will form a joint venture to produce polyphenylene sulfi

The U.S. District Court in San Francisco is expected to issue a preliminary injunction within 10 da

Middle South Utilities Inc.'s dividend will remain suspended for the foreseeable future, the company

Eastman Kodak Co. will sell its holdings in ICN Pharmaceuticals Inc., which is developing an AIDS d

National Starch Set For Price IncreaseNational Starch and Chemical Corp. has announced a pri

A shortage of coke at Bethlehem Steel Corp. could create the opportunity for a Japanese company to u

Ohio PUC Grants Hike To Cleveland ElectricCenterior Energy Corp.'s Cleveland Electric Illumi

A review by outside experts has led Environmental Protection Agency scientists to back away from the

League Urges ICC to Review MergerThe National Industrial Transportation League has urged the

A compromise may be reached in the battle over protectionist legislation toallow a larger qu

American Trucking Associations dropped its objections to random drug testing for drivers of big rigs

Poorly planned Electronic Data Interchange marketing and installation efforts by Marten Transport Lt