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Start-up Hong Kong Dragon Airlines Ltd. won permission for scheduled services to Johore, on the sout

Sprint Adds 3 Nations To Telephone ServiceKANSAS CITY, Mo. - US Sprint, the long-distance te

Cable and Wireless, the British telecommunications firm seeking a major role in Japan's telecommunic

Louisiana-Pacific Corp. has outbid a smaller Portland wood-products company, WTD Industries Inc., to

The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey is not committed to continue its rental payments for t

A long-disputed contract between the Great Lakes District of the International Longshoremen's Associ

U.S. Navy warships may soon begin escorting foreign-flag tankers through the Persian Gulf as a warni

March 20, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

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

SPRINGTIME IN WASHINGTON means cherry blossoms, softball on the mall and controversy surrounding ano

A member of the Volkswagen Supervisory Board said losses suffered by the giant carmaker through all

Using a David and Goliath scenario, Hong Kong trade officials want their Washington state counterpar

Sugar Organization Names New DirectorAlfredo Ricart of the Dominican Republic has been elect

Japanese tourists are ubiquitous in Hawaii, sunning themselves on the sands of Waikiki Beach and hav

The Chicago Board of Trade blasted the Commodity Futures Trading Commission proposed rules to regula

There is a nearly 100 percent chance of a serious earthquake striking the eastern United States duri

International Business Machines Corp. is looking for a way to break free from the pack in personal c

An analysis of European tariffs and trade policy reveals that the European Community is less protect

U.S. coking coal exporters are in for a rough ride in the European market. European import p

Dow Sets Price Hike For ABS ResinsMIDLAND, Mich. The Dow Chemical Co. announced that the

The German Hemophiliacs Association will seek compensation payments from 18 West German pharmaceutic

Ohio Ed Sells, Leases Back Share of PlantOhio Edison Co., Akron, Ohio, completed a $509 mill

An analysis of European tariffs and trade policy reveals that the European Community is less protect

The Port of Houston Authority has sued a non-union stevedore in a dispute stemming from a subcontrac

Chicago Board of Trade officials said they expected the Commodity Futures Trading Commission to appr

A company whose gasoline pipeline ruptured last summer, killing two people in the resulting explosio

The port of Houston will become a flashy borrower today. The Harris County governmental enti

The credit markets and their participants are nearly bored to death and analysts see little indicati

The Inter-American Investment Corp., a new agency to promote private investment in Latin America and

New medical studies in Finland and the United States show that coffee drinking does not contribute t

The Department of Transportation gave USAir Group Inc. conditional permission to buy up to 51 percen

Federal Express Corp. reported third quarter income from continuing operations declined to $35.9 mil

Enviropact Inc. said it has signed a letter of intent to acquire Willms Trucking Co. for approximate

The giant brewing company Guinness said it will sue former chairman Ernest Saunders and another boar

Calif. Matches Funds To Spur Farm ExportsAs part of its effort to spur exports, the state gr

THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF PORT AUTHORITIES spent about $5,000 recently to send a group of congress

Hans K. Schaefer, chairman of Todd Shipyards Inc., outlined a six-point plan for Congress to help st

The 17,065-gross-ton Greek bulk carrier Silver Leader, aground at Jminjian between Shanghai and Nanj

When the stock market raises the roof beyond its supporting timbers, which are constructed primarily

The proposed mutual offset link between the Chicago Board of Trade and the London International Fina