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Mix-up Further Delays Union Carbide CaseBHOPAL, India - The new judge in the Union Carbide c

Many of British Columbia's mines may close unless the province's government gives them tax relief or

Investment firms that attempt to prohibit insider trading by their employees still could be held lia

A sugar analyst expects a boom in the world sugar price by 1990, sug gesting the price might reach o

The Japanese government is considering rescue measures for its two aluminum joint ventures with for

The Soviet Union has diverted from its 15 year-old practice of importing only soybeans to fill short

February 24, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gall

Conoco Inc. will install the world's deepest-water oil and natural gas production platform in the Gu

It would hardly have seemed likely 15 years ago, but many truck fleets have learned to love the 55

Brazilian negotiators plan to seek a 16-year rescheduling of the country's $108 billion internationa

Luncheon in honor of Clayton Yeutter, U.S. Trade Representative. Sponsored by the New York Chamber o

With one side invoking the founding fathers and the other the specter of cancer, the battle over a p

The following index charts weekly changes in motor carrier tonnage originatingfrom 49 produc

J. Ron Brinson knew things would be tough when he took over as director at the port of New Orleans.

Financial analysts reacted skeptically to the weekend accord among six leading industrial nations ai

Coal and other interests are putting final touches on draft legislation aimed at strengthening gover

The Reagan administration's truck deregulation bill is now before Congress, where its future appears

The agreement on stabilizing exchange rates was marred by the non- participation of Italy, which pu

Lower market prices have made U.S. wheat more competitive in world markets, but large crops and carr

Amid the generally bullish air on Wall Street these days, some stock market observers remain quite c

Although the climate in U.S.-Japan trade relations has improved, some unresolved issues continue to

Indonesia Steel Mill Put Into OperationCILEGON, Indonesia - Indonesia put into operation Mon

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

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

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

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

P-I-E Nationwide Posts Break-even ResultsJACKSONVILLE, Fla. - P-I-E Nationwide Inc. reported

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

Two insurance companies sued the Insurance Exchange of the Americas and 13 of its syndicates for mor

Worldwide consumption of synthetic rubber increased by more than 3 percent in 1986 compared to 1985

Memorial for Steiner Held at AcademyKINGS POINT, N.Y. - A memorial service was held last Fri

United Coal Co. expanded its holdings in southwestern Virginia with the acquisition of Knox Creek C

The British airport computerized cargo clearance system, UKAS, will be scrapped and 400 freight forw

A new joint venture between a San Francisco air freight company and a Japanese steamship line next m

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

The Supreme Court agreed to consider whether trustees of employee benefitplans run by groups

The Supreme Court said it will decide whether stockholders may sue a company that denies it is holdi

The official IMF dollar rate for the special drawing right as measured by a basket of currencies den

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

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