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Argentina exported 21,613,800 metric tons of grain, oilseeds and grain subproducts in 1986, down sha

Port Everglades Authority approved a 1987 budget projecting an operating revenue increase of 8 perce

Furukawa Electric of Tokyo and United Technologies Automotive of Michigan announced they have formed

If U.S. trade deficit numbers don't improve in 1987, you can kiss the economy goodbye, according to

Yugoslav consumers were hit with a new wave of price hikes on more than 500 goods and services this

Ciba-Geigy Corp. will close its pigment manufacturing facility by December 1988, leaving 530 workers

The Los Angeles Department of Water and Power can resume drilling geothermal wells at a Navy weapons

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

It's now official: Rep. Walter B. Jones, D-N.C., will be chairman of the House Merchant Marine and F

Brazil's CVRD state mining company is looking for a new partner to replace Japan's Nippon Amazon Alu

Record increases in interest rates plus industry and labor demands threaten a new round of spiraling

Official figures published this week portrayed a Britain divided into two nations: an affluent south

TNT Ltd., the Australian transportation conglomerate, made it clear in a filing with the Securities

Bristol-Myers Co. announced that the Food and Drug Administration has released for marketing a new o

Mexico's oil sales fell nearly 60 percent during the first eight months of 1986 compared with the sa

NJ Governor Backs Proposal on Gas TaxTRENTON, N.J. - Transportation Commissioner Hazel Gluck

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

Chinese peasants have planted more grain crops in a bid to produce another good harvest in 1987, acc

Hughes Aircraft Backs Lockheed Unit ProjectNASHUA, N.H. - Sanders Associates, a unit of Lock

The Reagan administration is of two minds over whether the Interstate Commerce Commission should rec

Trans-Atlantic ocean carriers are bracing themselves for an all-out trade war between the United Sta

U.S. and Canadian truckers this week met formally for the first time in seven years to discuss contr

Railroad executives have been hearing rumors ever since the 99th Congress adjourned last fall that

Coast Guard to Increase Security at Test SiteThe Coast Guard hopes to head off trouble by es

Enel, Italy's state-run utility company and U.S. coal exporters' best steam coal client, appears rea

Argentina is expected to request $1 billion in new loans this year from its 320 commercial lenders t

After opening higher and soon turning mixed, the U.S. dollar again drifted lower Thursday against mo

Japan's Nippon Steel Corp., the world's largest steel producer, will close five of its 12 blast fur

The Norwegian government is expected to ask companies involved in North Sea oil production to cut ba

The sale of a powerful computer that can forecast weather or design weapons of mass destruction has

The Swiss subsidiary of the U.S. consumer products giant Johnson & Johnson said a judge has forbidde

Honda officials are expected to announce today in Tokyo and Columbus, Ohio, that the automaker will

The Senate Commerce Committee officially gained six new members as the 100th Congress continued the

Port of Grays Harbor officials are breathing easier now that the president's fiscal 1988 budget incl

The port of Chicago said it had more cargo than expected in the first 11 months of 1986, resulting i

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

The number of dividend increases last year fell to the lowest level since 1971, according to Standar

Getty Petroleum Corp. said the U.S. District Court in Bridgeport, Conn., found that J.B. McKay Enter

Texas Air Corp. has proposed moving People Express Airlines from Newark Airport's North Terminal to

James Miller tries to fend off attacks on his budgets with humor and conservative philosophy, as he