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Despite a general shortage of professional manpower in China, many of its technicians and scientists

Merrill Official Linked To Insider Trading PlotThe Securities and Exchange Commission accuse

Next Tuesday Chancellor of the Exchequer Nigel Lawson will emerge from his home next door to that of

The New York Mercantile Exchange's expanded program, for the exchange of futures for physicals in it

Supplies of distillate oil and gasoline declined, according to the American Petroleum Institute's la

For 10 years, California truckers and lawmakers have argued over how to keep loose rocks in truck be

Himont U.S.A. Inc. announced an increase in its Pro-fax polypropylene resin prices, and plans for in

U.S. manufacturers are about to jump back on the bandwagon as the pace of anti-lock brake developme

Arms Talks Continue GENEVA - U.S. and Soviet negotiators on medium-range nuclear missiles he

The port of Norfolk has the two fastest cranes in the East, capable of drawing 50 containers an hour

Australia is enjoying a tourism boom, but the country's main gateway airport is having great difficu

A versatile, solid-state high-speed line-scan camera that operates on five- volt and 20-volt DC supp

The Senate Finance Committee voted more funds for the U.S. Customs Service, defying an administratio

Sen. Frank Murkowski proposes to block Japanese firms from bidding on U.S. aviation projects unless

In two years, Mikhail S. Gorbachev has steered the Soviet Union toward an arms control agreement, ma

Toughening anti-dumping law will be among many controversial issues again this year as the House Way

Asarco Closing Plant For Maintenance WorkNew York - Asarco Inc. said it will close its coppe

Japanese Automakers To Maintain EC SalesJapanese automakers agreed to hold monthly exports t

NY Cancer Deaths Under InvestigationALBANY, N.Y. - New York State is investigating some canc

Conference Rejected JAKARTA, Indonesia - The United States sees no use now for a Soviet- pro

March 11, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

Georgia peanuts, like those made famous by former President Jimmy Carter, are one reason officials a

Meridian Diagnostics Inc. announced that it received Federal Food and Drug Administration approval t

Bayer USA Inc. announced a loss in overall 1986 net income although subsidiaries Mobay Corp. and Mil

Railroad freight traffic turned up on February after starting the year very slowly in January.

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

The New York Pret show will highlight fall/winter '87 collections from over 1,300 American and Inter

GENERAL NEWS The Senate Finance Committee voted more funds for the U.S. Customs Service whil

The Senate Environmental Protection Subcommittee showered skepticism on Reagan administration offici

Peru's 1986 minerals exports totaled US$1.076 billion, down 13 percent from 1985 and the lowest leve

The Leipzig Spring Fair will be held March 15-21 in Leipzig, East Germany. The theme of this year's

One out of six Americans does not have any health insurance coverage, eitherfrom private or

A Georgia legislative committee has agreed on an insurance bill that would not force the state's pro

The stock of Volkswagen AG, the giant West German automaker, plunged Wednesday after the company sai

A strong rally by the U.S. dollar and sterling collapsed Wednesday afternoon and analysts said they

Two major power generating projects financed by Japan will be inaugurated next weekend, the official

JGC Corp., a Japanese plant engineering company, has won a contract from Virginia Power in the Unite

Motor Carrier Reports LossU.S. Truck Lines Inc. reported a fourth quarter loss of $1 million

The Senate Banking Committee voted to place a moratorium of more than one year on bank expansions in

South Korea's trade minister has asked U.S. business to compete more vigorously for a growing Korean