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Fred Reinstein, president of Turbo Tek Enterprises, found a good market in Japan for his U.S.-made s

The National Farmers' Union bitterly attacked a government plan aimed at reducing Britain's food sur

''NORTH DAKOTA IS CLEAN," U.S. Sen. Quentin Burdick was quoted as saying not too long ago. The North

Nymex Plans to Lower Energy Futures MarginsThe New York Mercantile Exchange announced it wil

South African railway employees began operating transport trains from the Botswana border to Mafekin

The Chicago South Shore and South Bend Railroad believes National Steel Corp. will grow to become it

Lawyers for Rep. Mario Biaggi have met with Justice Department officials in an attempt to block an i

The Interstate Commerce Commission cleared the way for CSX Corp. to buy Sea- Land Corp. in the first

Supplies of key petroleum products followed normal seasonal patterns, with supplies of distillate d

Chinese Daily Criticizes Japan's Defense PolicyChina's official Communist Party newspaper We

Suppliers of the following items seek U.S. importers/distributors. Interested parties are asked to c

US Says Japan Dumps Certain Pipe FittingsThe U.S. Department of Commerce and the U.S. Intern

Jamaica is launching a major marketing campaign in the United States in a bid to sell its crops prio

Witco Corp. will accept $2.75 million as an out-of-court settlement of patent infringement suits inv

James C. Taylor resigned as president and chief executive officer of Utah Power & Light Co., Salt La

A national program must be instituted to bring clean coal technologies into the market place in the

Modification of the whole system of trade documentation may be the only way to check a growing tide

The U.S. dollar was mixed against most major foreign currencies Wednesday in erratic, directionless

The United States began meeting Wednesday with its European, Japanese and Canadian partners in the p

Wednesday, Feb. 11, 1987 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

Eastern Airlines Suing Its Machinists UnionEastern Airlines is suing one of its three unions

The government deployed soldiers to protect installations of the state petroleum company that were s

The distribution of coal dumpings at Hampton Roads rail export facilities during 1986 dropped over 3

The Green Acres Shopping Center, which for decades has been a favorite haunt of car thieves enticed

US Prices For LindaneMove HigherDomestic prices for lindane, a pesticide, have moved

E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Co. announced that Sterling Group has signed a letter of intent to purchas

GENERAL NEWS A panel of leading economists urged Congress to set more realistic targets for

THE JOURNAL OF COMMERCE Daily Industrial Materials Price Index of Sensitive Spot Commodity Prices on

Malaysia will extend its voluntary 10 percent cutback of planned oil production until the middle of

Cash heating oil prices continued weaker this week and stayed below gasoline in unusually slow activ

Greyhound Profits Decline for YearPHOENIX, Ariz. - Greyhound Corp. reported fourth-quarter n

The cheap-dollar therapy for the nation's trade deficit is taking a long time to work, but many econ

Last Wednesday, Harry Wienen had a problem. His company was about to become the world's latest shipo

Construction of a controversial plant that would convert trash to energy has been halted by an appea

Flying Tiger Taps MorrisFor New PostFlying Tiger Line Inc. named Larry G. Morris to

Leather finishing industries in the lesser developed countries may smother their Western European co

The great blue bay that British naval hero Lord Nelson called the "finest harbor in the world" is l

Situated on major world sea lanes, Sri Lanka's ports have been frequented by mariners for centuries

The New York Mercantile Exchange plans to introduce options in heating oil futures contracts this sp

The number of working oil and gas rigs in the United States dropped this week to 802, down 24 from a