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

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

In the brave new world of intermodal transportation, there are still many shippers who prefer the tr

European motorists will get their first U.S.-style quick lube service next week when Jiffy Lube Inte

Hanson Industries, the U.S. arm of Hanson Trust PLC, announced the sale of PCR Inc., a specialty che

NRC Orders Shutdown Of Peach Bottom PlantPhiladelphia Electric Co. was ordered by the U.S. N

W.R. Grace & Co. announced that its European Darex division has begun a $20 million project to doubl

The Panamanian-registered tanker Xylos was reported sinking Tuesday in the southern sector of the Pe

The U.S. dollar was steady in relatively quiet trading Tuesday, with smallgains against all

Salvors have taken a body from the hull of a British ferry that capsized March 6 as it left this por

Three major carriers operating in Alaska are looking to Hawaii for reliefbecause of dismal p

THE PORT OF LOS ANGELES in December became the first in the nation without taxing authority to recei

The official IMF dollar rate for the special drawing right as measured by a basket of currencies den

THE JOURNAL OF COMMERCE Daily Industrial Materials Price Index of Sensitive Spot Commodity Prices on

Kuwait Petroleum Corp. is to buy British Petroleum's Danish subsidiary BP Olie-Kom pagniet A/S effec

Pennzoil Co. expects its first quarter earnings to be down considerably, compared with the same peri

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

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

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

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

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

Risk management is no longer a job for amateurs, the incoming president of the Risk and Insurance Ma

Shippers face an additional tax starting today. The U.S. Customs Service Monday published in

Avondale Industries Inc. has completed its corporate divorce with approval of workers in 10 states f

Lykes' New Service Includes Norfolk CallsLykes Bros. Steamship Co. will call at Norfolk with

Tugs and barges belonging to Marine Power & Equipment Co. of Seattle will soon be seized by a federa

Quotations are offered rates of New York city banks relating to currency transfers of $1 million or

Foreign-owned U.S. agricultural land increased by 369,000 acres at the end of last year from the end

Seatrain Lines Inc. said its latest reorganization plan was confirmed by the U.S. Bankruptcy Court,

Six EC countries expressed varying degrees of opposition to the EuropeanCommission's proposa

The soaring value of the Japanese yen is driving American businessmen in Tokyo to distraction and ma

British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher said she expects steady growth in Soviet-British trade over

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

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

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

Nigeria, Africa's leading oil producer, is striving to develop its long- neglected coal industry, bu

Latest Developments in ArbitraTion and Litigation on Insurance and Reinsurance, a conference, will

Inadequate Coverage Big Source of ClaimsTALLAHASSEE, Fla. - Leaving clients with inadequate

Tuesday, March 31, 1987 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

The Commodity Futures Trading Commission should have a new set of proposals for speculative limits f