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New rules barring the taking of anchovies from waters within Mexico's 12- mile territorial limit me

Philippine Finance Minister Jaime Ongpin said Thursday that negotiations with the nation's creditor

A new era in the U.S. wine industry has begun with the introduction by Napa Valley's Robert Mondavi

GENERAL NEWS Trade legislation tops the congressional priority list this year on issues affe

Can it be? New Yorkers, renowned worldwide for their moxie, brashness and downright rudeness, are re

Swedish Trade Ban STOCKHOLM, Sweden - Sweden announced a total trade ban on South Africa and

Canadian Wheat Area Projected to FallCanadian wheat planting for 1987-88 will total 32.7 mil

Stocks were narrowly mixed in moderate trading Thursday. Participants appeared to lack convi

Foreign governments and international relief agencies sent food and fuel to aid the estimated 75,000

CP Rail, a unit of Canadian Pacific Ltd., of Montreal, has become an enthusiast for seeing its track

A trade bill curbing imports and promoting exports stands an even chance of passing this year, but P

Fluor Daniel, a unit of Fluor Corp., entered into its first joint venture with International Technol

The Securities and Exchange Commission cleared the way for U.S. futures exchanges to market and trad

China closed the second round of bidding for offshore oil exploration with only eight contracts sign

Hong Kong's Trade Rose 31 percent in JanuaryHong Kong's total merchandise trade in January a

Hong Kong's Trade Rose 31 percent in JanuaryHong Kong's total merchandise trade in January a

Senator Line apparently has decided to call at non-International Longshoremen's Association ports w

The captains of two ships that collided in the Black Sea and sank, killing 166 people and leaving 28

The port of San Francisco plans to convert an old breakbulk terminal into a combination container an

Exporters have sold China an additional 550,000 metric tons of wheat, completing a new million-ton s

The nation's retail sales rebounded in February as car buyers returned to the showrooms and stemmed

The likely results of a Reagan administration review of Fujitsu Ltd.'s proposed purchase of Fairchil

A ship-charter deal between American President Lines and Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. will give both li

Rep. Helen Delich Bentley, R-Md., said federal bureaucrats still are obstinately defying the nation'

Security Pacific Gets Nod to Buy OrbancoSecurity Pacific Corp. said the Federal Reserve Boar

The port of Portland's plan to build a new soda ash bulk loader to replace an antiquated 1947 one ra

Lone Star to Buy Cement TerminalsGREENWICH, Conn. - Lone Star Industries Inc. disclosed an a

Niagara Mohawk Power Corp. said its decision to replace the problem-plagued safety valves at the Nin

Katy Service Cut Plan Gets ICC's ApprovalThe Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railroad's plans to quit

Thousands of truck fleet managers are about to become experts in the field of testing underground st

Forty to 50 percent of rural households in China are without electricity, while a serious waste of e

A new agency to investigate accidents and lawbreaking in the nation's coal mines may result from a y

The Federal Reserve Board approved the applications of 14 commercial bank holding companies to purch

A South Korean claim that their country's yards surpassed those of Japan last year as the world's le

The president of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries said OPEC output in February was

The Teamsters union contract with NorCal Frozen Foods, approved on a vote of543-21, includes

The Reagan administration made clear it opposes new legislation to toughen the means of dealing with

Long-Term Care Cover Still Lacking in NYALBANY, N.Y. - The health insurance industry has fai

China's Largest Field To Maintain OutputDAQING, China - The Daqing oil field, China's larges

Energy Officials Draw Reactor Safety PlanPORTLAND, Ore. - Federal energy officials have rele