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American Cyanamid Co. reported net income for the fourth quarter of 1986 of $52.1 million, or $1.13

A.H. Robins Co. reported net income for the fourth quarter jumped 94 percent to $26.1 million, or $1

The State Department reported an apparent easing of Peru's cargo preference re quirements for ocean

Western Canadian longshoremen have won the support of the city of Vancouver for an alliance aimed at

The Maryland Port Administration and the International Longshoremen's Association have formed a part

The next meeting of the Association of Independent Stevedores and Terminal Operators will be held i

Atlantic Container Line will increase its trans-Atlantic capacity by lengthening five of its roll-on

Cates Takes Delivery Of Second Tractor TugVANCOUVER, British Columbia - Vancouver berthing t

Bangladesh Receives Additional Canadian AidBangladesh will receive new economic assistance f

The International Coffee Organization executive board decided to call a council meeting for Feb. 23-

Oils and fats prices continued to rise last week, with processed palm oils particularly firmer, but

Global production of the 10 major oilseeds is likely to reach 193.2 million metric tons for the 1986

Pan-European TV News Debuts in EnglishThe first pan-European television news program began M

WASHINGTON - Thousands of cotton and rice farmers are getting a midwinter economic boost this month

Thai Rice Exports Hit Record in JanuaryBANGKOK, Thailand - Thailand's rice exports reached a

Debt-Equity Swapping in Latin America - The Next Phase. Seminar will study and analyse the applicati

Soybean growers used to have it all, strong markets both overseas and in the United States. But now

The U.S. dollar was lower Tuesday after an erratic performance in which it fell, rose and fell again

There are other corporate officials in the United States who take strong stands on international aff

Stocks declined on profit taking in the blue chips Tuesday after an early attempt to push further in

GENERAL NEWS Amexco's James Robinson has a plan for solving the world's economic crisis. Pa

The Australian dollar's instability is keeping Japanese purchases of local stocks and public sector

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

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

South Korean automaker Hyundai may build an assembly plant in the United States, the executive vice-

Mexico says it expects to conclude a huge $7.7 billion commercial loan pact this month, but some ban

The latest signals on economic performance indicate a year-end pickup should help propel growth this

United Steelworkers trickling back to USX Corp. plants after the industry's longest work stoppage sa

Despite earlier statements that Japanese airport authorities are attempting not to discriminate agai

Clout Elected Vice PresidentAt GMACGeneral Motors Acceptance Corp. elected Richard J

A member of the Canadian parliament charged recent use of U.S. trade law sanctions threatens ongoing

Sen. Robert Dole, the Senate Republican leader, flatly rejected a budget summit between President Re

U.S. trade officials said British, French and West German counterparts have agreed to hold talks abo

U.S. Trade Representative Clayton Yeutter said recent fluctuations of thedollar against fore

By most accounts, the European Community's first-ever program to give $58 million in food to Europe'

Three of New York's largest bank holding companies urged the Federal Reserve Board to grant them add

US Ships Near Lebanon BEIRUT, Lebanon - U.S. warships were reported within 50 miles of Leban

The Reagan administration reversed itself and said it will pay off nearly $70 million of government-

It's an exchange that flabbergasts lobbyists in the import community to this day. The scene:

The Reagan administration and some key senators are narrowing their differences over trade legislati