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Israeli Spy Unit TEL AVIV, Israel - The Israeli spy unit that hired Jonathan Jay Pollard ran

A major new U.S.-Japanese trade policy clash over a proposed $400 milliontrans-Pacific telec

Marketing is the new buzzword at the U.S. Postal Service. In an all-out effort to meet stron

Some life insurance companies are heading down the ruinous road the property/ casualty industry trod

The probability of China again becoming a major grain importer may be good news for U.S. farmers, bu

Sea-Land Service is talking to United States Lines Inc. about buying USL'strans-Pacific and

Massey Combines Sells 48 Units to SaudisBRANTFORD, Ontario - Massey Combines Corp. said it h

Valley National Bank Agrees to AcquisitionGLENDALE, Calif. - Valley National Bank, one of th

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

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

The government has worked out a 1 trillion won (US$1.17 billion) loan program to help a large number

Expatriate Tax Policies and Planning. A seminar for individuals seeking coverage on advanced subject

The Taiwan government has set a target of 8 percent economic growth for 1987, a slightly slower pace

Allowing for inflation, Japan's economy grew by only 0.8 percent during the last three months of 198

After an 11-year effort, a Canadian consortium has won a C$25.8 million contract to equip Hong Kong,

The port of Long Beach is running a community awareness campaign aimed at informing local residents

Ports and the maritime industry have evolved dramatically over the last 10 years, while state tax la

A touch of chaos is needed for Japanese companies with rigid, bureaucratic managements, a specialist

Foreign electronics executives who knock on Japan's door have begun to hear an unfamiliar message -

Allowing for inflation, Japan's economy grew by only 0.8 percent during the last three months of 198

U.S. employers face growing political pressure to provide employees maternity leave and continued em

Combined International Corp. is proposing to change its name and adopt new provisions limiting liabi

Insurers Warned Of Federal RegulationSen. Ernest Hollings, D-S.C., warned the insurance indu

Stocks soared to record highs in active trading Tuesday, with oil and technology issues leading the

The U.S. dollar moved up slightly Tuesday on the strength of sterling/ deutsche mark crosses and wha

The first employer-sponsored group insurance plan for long-term health care is off the drawing board

The concept of targeting government farm program payments to the neediest producers is an effective

Weak demand and large supplies in 1986 caused the heaviest decline in international rice prices sinc

Amex Considering Unit For Institutional TradeThe American Stock Exchange said it is consider

Tuesday, March 17, 1987 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

A formal agreement is expected to be signed Thursday for Indonesia to supply 1.5 million tons of liq

Forty natural rubber producing and consuming countries have scheduled formal adoption of their new p

A mild winter behind them, newly optimistic Central Florida citrus growers are rushing to expand, of

'Good Year' Expected For USSR Grain CropA Soviet radio report said U.S.S.R. grain production

A long-awaited study of acid rain predicts that about 300 lakes in the Northeastern United States wi

Wainoco Oil & Gas Co., successfully completed a new field wildcat on its Grand Marais prospect, whic

The U.S. agricultural counselor in Sao Paulo has increased his forecast of Brazil's frozen concentra

Texaco Inc.'s two subsidiaries involved in crude oil purchasing will cease posting crude buying pric

March 17, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

The government-owned Philippine National Oil Corp. board is ready to sell its marketing outlets and