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Any U.S. decision to punish Japanese chip makers for alleged "dumping" ofsemiconductors at unfairly

Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi's much vaunted plan to shake India from its economic lethargy appears to

Cocoa Group Continues Buffer Stock DebateThe International Cocoa Organization Council workin

Iceland Steamship Co. won the first bidding contest to haul U.S. military cargoes between Iceland an

The House Ways and Means Committee overwhelmingly approved omnibus trade legislation Wednesday.<

Rhode Island ports consider small Connecticut ports, not Boston, to be their chief competition and a

In response to requests by the Navy, the Coast Guard plans to establish two safety zones at San Clem

BMW of North America Inc. announced it will establish a vehicle processing center at the port of Bru

An article in the paper March 24 gave the incorrect name for a computer service and data-processing

NJ Senate to Vote On Product ProposalsTRENTON, N.J. - The Senate Judiciary Committee is sche

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

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

ITC Throws Out Dumping ComplaintThe International Trade Commission voted Wednesday to throw

Hyundai to Make More Parts in CanadaSEOUL, South Korea - Hyundai Motor Co. plans to add alum

Carl Fortson was named vice president-technology, a new position at The Journal of Commerce, it was

Imports of Turkish aspirin have been a growing headache for a number of United States producers of t

Japanese Sanctions? The Economic Policy Council will vote unanimously today to impose sancti

The euphoria set off by the first sighting of fish in 20 years in Kaohsiung City's polluted "River o

Oman said it was consulting with Iran and other gulf powers in an attempt to persuade Iran not to us

Workers at Foss Maritime have narrowly approved a new three-year contract, ending a four-month-old s

The Federal Maritime Commission plans to modify its rules governing the supplying of information to

Wednesday, March 25, 1987 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

March 25, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

Interior Secretary Donald P. Hodel got a flurry of publicity a few weeks ago with his prediction of

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

Dusseldorf to Host Interhospital '87DUSSELDORF, West Germany - Interhospital 87, the world's

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

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

Peru says it will open offices in Washington and Paris within a month to arrange deals with creditor

BAT Industries PLC, the tobacco, retail and financial services conglomerate, reported 1986 pretax pr

Cyclops Corp. reconstituted its board Wednesday after Dixons Group PLC of the United Kingdom said it

The Playboy Bunny is coming to India. Later this year, the famous bunny logo will be feature

A conference to explore the future of ocean shipping and other maritime industries will be held at t

A Travelers Corp. unit is trying to take the place of another insurer to join in the insurance and f

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

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