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Reichhold Chemicals Inc. reported fourth quarter net income of $0.9 million, or 11 cents a share, co

President Reagan has signed a law ordering Long Island Rail Road employees back to work for a 60-day

"K" Line plans to begin offering double-stack train service out of the Pacific Northwest in April, b

Children ride camels, vendors offer roasted snake snacks and amateur opera singers perform in shows.

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

Fuji Heavy Industries and Isuzu Motor Co. of Japan may scrap plans to build trucks and utility vehic

January 29, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallo

The weak world wheat market is due to protectionist domestic policies and export subsidization by ma

The Canadian government has moved ahead with plans to create international banking centers in Montre

Dow Chemical Co. reported fourth quarter 1986 net income of $168 million, a turnaround from the year

Regulatory revisions to ease access to the state's excess and surplus lines market are necessary des

E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Co. and the New York Blood Center announced they have entered into a three

Archer Daniels Midland Co. received $29.23 million in Agriculture Department subsidies for its ethan

Hundreds of women in a factory in Kingston, Jamaica, sit hunched over sewing machines, stitching up

The Reagan administration is stepping up efforts to get West European governments to stop subsidizin

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

Tenn. Firms Sell TVA 13,600 Tons of CoalThe Tennessee Valley Authority bought 13,600 tons of

Provesta Corp., a wholly owned subsidiary of Phillips Petroleum Co., will build a fermentation produ

The strike-idled Long Island Rail Road will resume service Saturday and should be prepared for its 1

Spokesmen for big U.S. companies such as General Electric Co. and Ford Motor Co. agreed that the dol

It's not often that a group of coal and railroad industry executives gather in the same room to deba

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

An Ecuadorian stowaway died and a youngster was critically injured when a truck hit them as they ran

Australian farmers again have been urged to ignore U.S. tractors and buy from the Soviets. T

The price of an Index, Debt, and Energy Market (IDEM) seat on the Chicago Board of Trade has risen s

The Chicago Board of Trade this week mailed to its members ballots containing the exchange's proposa

Continental Airlines, asserting that the anticipated fare wars demise was premature, said it's slash

Bulkitalia has proceeded with the renewal of its bulk carrier fleet with thepurchase of two

Orders for "big ticket" durable goods rose 0.9 percent in December as civilian demand showed the big

The U.S. Energy Department's announcement that it cannot open a national waste dump for high-level r

Charles Hiltzheimer, in his third month as chairman and chief executive of United States Lines, stre

Producers in the engineering plastics market are jockeying to position their products for ever more

Hedonica Marketing Ltd. of Britain developed a method to reduce food poisoning that can result from

Brazil said it will give up 1 million bags of its coffee export quota if international controls are

President Reagan and his Council of Economic Advisers said some major problems remain for an economy

The Federal Aviation Administration has grounded all Beechcraft Model 99 planes operated by Britt Ai

Toshiba Corp. will increase its overseas production in 1987 to expand its markets abroad and offset

The port of San Francisco wants to build a six-berth container terminal that could cost up to $215 m

Oregon Gov. Neil Goldschmidt named five new members to the Port of PortlandCommission.

A U.S. official said Japan faces unfavorable monetary exchange rates, falling exports and possible r