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Canada Considers Bans DACCA, Bangladesh - Canada is prepared to break off diplomatic and eco

John A. Georges, chairman and chief executive officer of International Paper Co., was elected a dire

Lawmakers from steel states reintroduced legislation to get Canada, Taiwan and Sweden to cut back vo

Waterman Steamship Corp. asked the U.S. District Court here to prohibit the Department of Transport

Coal Mine Explosion Kills 17 in PolandWARSAW, Poland - An explosion of methane gas tore thro

Celanese Unit Hikes PricesOf MethanolCelanese Chemical Co. announced an increase on

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

February 4, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallo

General Electric do Brasil announced plans to increase its investments this year by 25 percent over

Judging by the splash they made at a trade fair here last month, one of the big discoveries at the

Prince Sultan, Saudi Arabia's defense minister, announced early last week that five foreign shipbuil

The leader of the tax reform campaign in the Senate last year warned airport executives to expect fu

Shipments by Emery Rose by 4 percent in 1986WILTON, Conn. - Emery Air Freight Corp. reported

A new agreement between the Arabian American Oil Co. and four leading U.S. oil companies is a vote o

The port of Port Arthur has purchased 31.5 acres of prime waterfront property. Now officials are try

Interested parties have until Feb. 10 to give the Maritime Administration their views on the planned

GENERAL NEWSA congressional commission on small business urged tax incentives and other inno

The golden arches of McDonald's fast food restaurants were back in business Wednesday after shutting

The Mexican government is selling minority shares in Mexico's biggest state- run banks Friday in an

The miles of pipes threading through aging U.S. power plants have become a safety worry for utility

Ford New Holland Inc., which markets industrial and farm equipment in the United States, says it wil

Americans are eating a lot more fish these days and Canadians, the world's leading exporters of fish

The European Community said its trade with Japan is up, but so is its trade deficit. The tra

A U.S. official urged Taiwan to take dramatic steps to open its markets to U.S. exports. San

Residents of the Northeast have been shoveling a lot of snow lately, but it could be worse - they co

Senator Line Opens Headquarters in Calif.MOBILE, Ala. - Senator Line, which plans to open a

Barter agreements between oil producing countries and companies will continue, despite the official

When Dan Wilkie became president and chief operating officer of Chatsworth, Calif.-based Tandon Corp

Dutch dredging companies may be technically superior to their international competitors, but mountin

Senior U.S. officials and and their German counterparts failed to bridge the differences over commer

Large reductions in the budget deficit won't come easily, an annual report to Congress on options fo

Argentine Corn Output Predicted to DecreaseExportable supplies of Argentine corn could fall

A marketing expert says the average American is eating 26 percent less fat each day from retail cuts

In the shipping industry, as in the rest of the business world, bigness creates prerequisites that s

Six New Jersey residents facing charges of driving while intoxicated have filed suit claiming the st

An Iranian gunboat has fired two surface-to-surface missiles at a Norwegian- owned tanker in the Per

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Santa Fe Southern Pacific Corp.'s tortured attempt to merge its two rail lines may face even tougher

Siemens AG, West Germany's largest electronic group, said it expects rising sales this year but warn

A study by the State Air Pollution Control Board shows that coal dust at shipping terminals can be r