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When's an import not an import? That, for U.S. auto dealers and consumers, is the question o

American President Lines says it wants to double the number of its sailings to Guam. APL's m

In launching its new line of personal computers, International Business Machines Corp. is focusing o

Foreign Investment In S. Korea Up 366 percentSEOUL, South Korea - Foreign investment in Sout

The Justice Department and the Federal Trade Commission differ on changes they are seeking in the Mc

The stock market surged ahead in heavy trading Friday as the Dow Jones industrial average reached an

While the debate about reforming the civil justice system continues unabated, a subtle change is app

Insurers forcing consumers to come up with their own coverage might want to think again. Uni

Venture capital firms had their chance. CIS Technologies Inc., a tiny Tulsa, Okla., firm tha

Agriculture Secretary Richard E. Lyng, riled by recent reports of widespread salmonella in the natio

Spurred by fresh speculative and investor interest, silver is expected to lead a rally in the precio

The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries will be forced to reassess its December accord to

Top Stories Guangdong Province continues its role as a major export center. Page 7ASpring f

Paul Channon, British trade and industry secretary, denied that a trade war with Japan was looming.<

Overland Express Inc.'s fourth quarter loss widened to $5.2 million from $2.5 million a year earlier

The Government began the countdown Wednesday for the sale of seven state- owned airports, including

Union Camp Cuts Price Of Tall Oil Fatty AcidsUnion Camp Corp. announced a decrease of two ce

Lonza Group reported a decline in sales in 1986 of 1.64 billion Swiss francs (about $1.09 billion),

Central Gulf Lines Names General AgentCentral Gulf Lines Inc. has appointed Gulf & Eastern S

Brazilian businessmen are suing the government to restore a gray market that allowed people to sell

Bayer AG worldwide sales in 1986 were deutsche marks 40.7 billion (about US$21.2 billion), down 11.3

Small insurance companies face a lonely battle to stop a federal takeover of insurance regulation.

The U.S. dollar moved higher Friday on short-covering ahead of the weekend. The dollar tumbl

DHL Corp. expects the coming year to be a rough one for air courier firms, but it intends to be a su

In the wee hours of the morning, when the nuclear reactors at the Peach Bottom power plant were runn

The nation's economic growth in March improved over its February pace, according to the latest repor

One of the two planes that collided near Oakland International Airport had strayed from the standard

To someone looking for a pet, that puppy is a damp nose and a lick on the hand. But to the

Itel Containers International Corp. said it has completed the purchase of the container fleet and ce

A French company thinks cognac and leather mix very well. So the company, Martell, whose rep

A British company has developed a word processor for use with most electronic typewriters with RS232

Transax/RATES, a division of The Journal of Commerce, has announced the completion and start-up of i

CPC International Inc. announced that it has completed the sale of its subsidiary in South Africa to

British communications giant Cable and Wireless and Pacific Telesis International of the United Stat

Japanese Seek Focus On Domestic DemandSenior Japanese business leaders Thursday asked the go

Brazilian authorities plan to insist on sustained economic growth on the order of 7 percent a year

U.S. imports from South Korea are growing so fast that Washington has gone into its Japan strategy:

On Polish Economic Reform It is difficult to carry out the ambitious tasks (of the economic

Japanese Seek Focus On Domestic DemandSenior Japanese business leaders Thursday asked the go

The chairman of the House Rules Committee warned he will block a House vote on catastrophic health i