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The parcel service of the French state-controlled railway, the Societe Nationale des Chemins de Fer

The Federal Maritime Commission will decide shortly what, if anything, it should do about Peru's car

Equitable Life Assurance Society is giving new recognition to one of its life insurance agents who l

March 16, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

A third industrial park may be needed before long in the face of increased demand for manufacturing

Global Accord Urged On ChlorofluorocarbonsTestifying before a House of Representative enviro

The government-owned Overseas Private Investment Corp. says it made a record $101.2 million last yea

Nippon Telegraph and Telephone, once a stodgy state-owned monopoly, has seen its share price more th

A waterfront coalition in Vancouver is asking the Canadian gov ernment to continue to prevent grain

Corporate America is in an upheaval. The process is known as "restructuring" - the shuffling

When Pillsbury Corp. conducted a study recently to find out how its distribution network was doing,

Chrysler Corp. plans to absorb and dismantle American Motors Corp. by year's end if its proposed buy

A proposed environmental rule that would require most vessels berthed at the ports of Los Angeles an

Canadian ILWU Wins First Round of FightVANCOUVER, British Columbia - Canadian west coast lon

From board rooms to pulping plants, to sawmills to logging sites, the Northwest's timber industry se

A possible major overhaul of the medical liability system in New York is one step closer with the co

Japan has informed" the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade that South Korea is pushing a long-t

China, a pioneer in rethinking socialist economics, has given the Soviet Union some big brotherly ad

British Shipbuilders unveiled Monday plans for three new types of ships in a bid to save its run-dow

The volume of air freight handled at the three principal New York airports in 1986 rose 2.6 percent

An increasing number of Japanese are cautious about opening their markets further to foreign compet

The chief financial officer for the giant West German carmaker Volkswagen resigned in the wake of a

Contra Aid Vote Due WASHINGTON - The congressional clash over aid to the Nicaraguan Contra r

Despite encouraging rhetoric by some European officials in recent months, Australia sees no signific

Indonesia and East Germany signed agreements to eliminate double taxation and cooperate in merchant

U.S. automakers may soon be forced to surrender their small-car market to Japanese manufacturers, Ge

Health Reform Plans Spur Strikes in SpainMADRID, Spain - More than two thousand doctors empl

Chinese Newspaper Comments on StocksTurning medium and large state-owned enterprises into st

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

Chase Insurance Enterprises Inc. is part of Chase Enterprises, Hartford, Conn. Its affiliation was m

Representatives from customs authorities around the world are due to meet in June to discuss ways of

GENERAL NEWS U.S. consumer confidence bounced back. Page 3AThe U.S. lumber industry is show

Massachusetts Gov. Michael Dukakis's entry into the 1988 Democratic presidential primary campaign wi

The European Community imported 105.5 million metric tons of coal in 1986, 5.1 percent less than th

Oceanborne general cargo moving through the bi-state port of New York reached a record volume for th

On a secondary CP Rail line in western Canada, engineers using radio signals are aligning switches

Filipinos should boycott Japanese products and terminate business deals with Japan in response to th

That distinctive pink-shade of salmon is gracing plates in many Osaka restaurants, thanks to an air

The Justice Department reiterated its support for repeal of insurance industry antitrust exemptions

Stock prices declined Monday on selling by the state of New Jersey and worries about Friday's "tripl