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Mon., Feb. 23, 1987 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.

Oil prices fell 25 cents a barrel in Europe Monday following an inconclusive weekend meeting of Pers

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

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

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

Doctors protesting stalled contract talks with the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jerse

The U.S. dollar was mixed in relatively quiet trading Monday as the foreign exchange market digested

Dow Raises Chlorine, Caustic Soda PricesDow Chemical U.S.A. notified customers of a $10-a-to

Polish Ocean Lines expects its westbound tonnage to jump 10 percent this year now that a U.S. trade

In a talk to analysts last fall, Carl Reichardt, Wells Fargo & Co. chairman, shrugged off the rave r

Businessmen in Brazil fear the country's temporary suspension of interest payments on international

The Danish Folketing (Parliament) voted for restrictions on Danish vessels carrying arms for warring

International terrorism is the greatest danger facing the cruise market, according to a report on th

Signs of improvement are beginning to appear in California's trade picture, according to policy-make

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

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

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

As health officials across New York prepare to make the state one of the hardest places in the count

The successful initial public offering by Pan Atlantic Re Inc. here may suggest a firming for the in

Cash energy prices fell sharply in both New York harbor and the Gulf of Mexico over the last week, f

The Upjohn Co. agreed to market Sankyo Co.'s orally active cephalosporin antibiotic, CS-807, in the

Cargo moving over public docks at the port of New Orleans increased in 1986, with significant gains

Signs of improvement are beginning to appear in California's tradepicture, according to policy-maker

Governors Bid Congress Ease Fuel RestrictionsThe six New England governors approved a resolu

The effort of Tacoma Boatbuilding Co. to emerge from its Chapter 11 proceedings is a struggle much

International Coffee Organization consumers proposed a formula for calculating coffee quota shares,

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

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

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

No one expected Diamond Shamrock Corp. to split itself in half, spin off its refining and marketing

As the prospect of a third tunnel beneath Boston Harbor looms more feasible, air cargo industry offi

A Hong Kong state airline that began flying to San Francisco several months ago says it's starting t

The parent company of Pan American World Airways is considering selling its fledgling Northeast shut

American, Pilots Reach Tentative AgreementAmerican Airlines said it reached a tentative pact

US, Soviets to Hold Grain Pact TalksRepresentatives of the Soviet Union and the United State

Total world production of edible soaps, fats and oils this year is expected to rise to nearly 73 mil

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

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

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