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Japan's five leading steel companies plan to cut a total of 40,000 employees over the next five year

The Indian economy has grown about 5 percent for the second consecutive year, in line with governmen

A $7 million program to modernize automotive valve spring operations at Associated Spring plants in

Leading textile exporters in Asia are mounting a ferocious attack on new legislation proposed on Cap

GENERAL NEWS Supreme Court will rule if stockholders can sue a company that denies holding t

Public Service Electric & Gas Co. may have violated state rules by not properly notifying residents

A jump of 41 percent in net profit is reported by First Pacific Holdings Ltd., which controls Califo

A third meeting of creditors involved with National Bank of Brunei Bhd. will be held in Singapore th

On Presidential Action Against Closed Markets: Every time the president goes over to meet wi

The American Chamber of Commerce in Taiwan says its main task for 1987 is to help soften pending tra

Engelhard Corp. announced a multimillion dollar expansion of its catalyst manufacturing facility nea

Ricoh to Supply Savin Through End of '95STAMFORD, Conn. - Savin Corp., a marketer of liquid

Supply problems caused by soaring interest charges and an unrealistic cruzado exchange rate are pres

Piet Bukman, Dutch minister for development cooperation, started a series of talks with Indonesian o

A management group led by Ellis M. Goodman, president and chief executive officer of Chicago-based B

If Israel were to terminate its relations with South Africa immediately, the Israeli economy would s

This college town will never provide the urban pizzazz of a big city, but some of the glitter of Tim

Greece's consumer price index for January rose by 1.1 percent from December and 15.5 percent from Ja

Mexico has vowed not to follow Brazil's decision to halt foreign interest pay ments, but a prolonged

India and Sweden agreed to link up with an international satellite-aided search and rescue tracking

Western Europe is looking with fascination and some skepticism at the new openness in the Soviet Uni

Pole Backs Gorbachev WARSAW, Poland - Polish leader Gen. Wojciech Jaruzelski, in a speech pu

Federal Reserve vice chairman Manuel Johnson said a solid foundation has been established for future

Alexander AppointsNY JewelerLos Angeles' emergence as an international jewelry busin

Bankers are likely to be receptive to Brazil's requests for new money if itsfinancial offici

Support for Federal Maritime Commission action to place limits on terms of ocean carriers' service

The Massachusetts Port Authority says it has finished a 10-year port revitalization program and will

The Puerto Rico Ports Authority hopes to expand its cargo-handling facilities soon to attract more l

The Federal Maritime Commission has stirred up stiff opposition with its proposal to tighten up its

With the help of a booming cruise market and an aggressive marketing campaign, San Juan expects to a

The House Merchant Marine Subcommittee will begin its efforts to help the maritime industry this yea

For the first time since 1973, France's coal imports last year slipped under the 20 million ton mark

Lawyer Cites Violation Of AIDS Test PrivacyA Berkeley lawyer says insurance companies, docto

World Steel Output Fell 11 percent in JanuaryBRUSSELS, Belgium - Crude steel output in the n

Three defense contractors say they are teaming up to make a bid for a 10- year, $1 billion support c

Bangladesh is making progress in a campaign to attract foreign investment by offering generous incen

A Japanese bank's reluctance to assist in the prosecution of a former executive accused of embezzlin

A U.S. company that exported no coal in 1986 is breaking in with a bang this year, selling steam co

Reflecting both external and domestic pressures, the Taiwanese government is placing increased empha

Union Carbide Canada Ltd., a majority-owned affiliate company of Union Carbide Corp., announced the