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DOCTORS AND LAWYERS are studying together. Resident physicians at the Albany, N.Y., Medical Center a

The international currency markets have a propensity for a further shakeout in the U.S. dollar, an e

A tobacco industry lobbying group is continuing to study the possibility of challenging in court New

The reception is in an ante room on the Senate side of the U.S. Capitol. It's a shoulder-to-shoulder

Kaiser Steel Corp. and the wholly owned subsidiary Cottonwood Canyon Land Co. filed for Chapter 11 p

McDonnell Douglas Corp.'s newest jumbo jet is a $1.5 billion gamble. But more than money is riding

French civil aviation authorities have revoked landing rights in France for a budget airline that f

Wisconsin Electric Power Co. plans to purchase an increasing amount of its coal from spot market sou

Four years ago Riki Ishak thought it would be a cinch to import products from Egypt into the United

S&P Rates Tokyo Debt Preliminary Triple-AStandard & Poor's Corp. assigned a preliminary trip

A partnership headed by oilman T. Boone Pickens Jr. has sold its stock in Diamond Shamrock Corp. af

Weeks before the release of a Reagan administration study on the national security implications of r

Now available from Britain for the fabric and garment industry is a machine analysissystem that dete

Upjohn Co. reported fourth quarter net income of $64 million, or $1.03 a share, up 28 percent from $

Retail sales plummeted a record 5.8 percent in January as customers deserted auto showrooms and car

Reproduced below are carloadings, by commodity groups, of major railroads handled during the week en

Landlocked Luxembourg is expected to decide whether to establish a shipping registry for European oc

Shipping companies that register their vessels under a new Norwegian International Ship register (NI

The Iranian arms scandal is brewing trouble for Danish shipowners who face a loss of business and di

The membership of the Chicago Board of Trade approved by more than a 2-to-1 margin the exchange's pl

The Philippines has resumed importing Australian cattle after shipments were halted in October 1983,

CFTC Names Hanbury As General CounselThe Commodity Futures Trading Commission named Marshall

Exporters have sold China about 150,000 metric tons of wheat under a new million-ton subsidy program

7 Bodies Found as Hunt For Sunken Ship Goes OnSeven bodies have been recovered near Shanghai

The 12 member lines of the Mediterranean USA Conference have agreed to form a revenue pool for cargo

Despite increases in ship, auto parts and business machines exports, Japan' trade surplus fell to $4

Japanese exports to the European Community are likely to continue to grow in 1987, preventing any su

''Emporiatrics" is a word you probably will not find in your regular dictionary and one that may wel

Schering Corp. announced that Certified Pharmaceuticals Inc. of Largo, Fla., has agreed to a permane

Pertamina, the Indonesian state oil company, signed an oil exploration and production contract with

Chip Market Remained Favorable in JanuaryCUPERTINO, Calif. - Semiconductor industry business

There's a mysterious new tenant expected at the port of Tacoma withinsix months, but port leaders ar

A U.S. manufacturer will export agricultural equipment to the Soviet Union with the help of a Britis

The United States is expected to remain Australia's biggest beef customer for at least the rest of t

Canada Steamship Lines Inc. and Conrail are working on a plan to make East Coast coal top-offs more

Softness in coal loadings during the first five weeks of 1987 contributed to a 7.83 percent decline

Maritime Association of the Port of New York/New Jersey. Luncheon meeting. Feb. 17 at the Whitehall

The USDA's claims Wednesday that the Australian government is introducing direct subsidies of $132 m

Officials at the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health are reviewing a major Massach

Bush Hints at Discord LANSING, Mich. - Vice President George Bush said that within the admin