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The massive trade and account surpluses rung up by the Japanese in recent years have led to a huge i

Winter skiing in New York state is becoming more of a certainty again, thanks to Lloyd's of London.<

Japan's Ministry of International Trade and Industry is to recommend the government revise the expor

Dillingham Ship Repair discharged almost all of its 100 pipe fitters and replaced them with workers

Ali Ghandour, chairman of Royal Jordanian, said he hopes to reopen offices in the West Bank, occupie

Negotiators attempting to settle financial questions left by the 1979-80break in U.S.-Irania

The Supreme Court rejected a petition from Hescorp for reconsideration of an indictment for violatio

GENERAL NEWSConsumer confidence steadied after declining for a year, the Conference Board sa

AAR Corp., a major supplier of aircraft parts and services, reported fiscal second quarter income ro

Opposition to the monopoly role of France's state-controlled coal importing body, the Association Te

The Japanese firms moving to take control of a foreign company - typically a privately-held, medium-

Environmental Lead Linked to Hearing LossCHAPEL HILL, N.C. - Lead in the environment may be

Operating Rights Cases Scheduled for ReviewSchedules for processing several motor carrier op

Shareholders in American Integrity Corp., the Philadelphia company that specializes in supplemental

Argentine foreign exchange markets could be set for further turmoil around the end of this year, ana

Japan's Ministry of International Trade and Industry is to recommend the government revise the expor

Proposals in Congress to control acid rain could cause electricity rate increases ranging from almos

Airborne acid is eating away at the paint on new cars as they pass through this city, endangering Ja

Rising insurance costs and mounting losses from a specialized trucking division will reduce sharply

This time of year is traditionally slow in the U.S. grains business and the stagnation started earli

The U.S. biotechnology industry is thirsting for capital, as virtually all but the largest biotechno

OPEC leaders stepped up the pace of negotiations over cutting oil production to raise prices but fel

The Evergreen Group started in 1968 as a one-ship operation. But even then its founder, Y.F. Chang,

Jack B. Riffle, chairman and chief executive officer of Utica National Insurance Group, died Saturda

JANUARY 6-7 - Insurance Crisis Conference - San Francisco - Laventhol & Horwath certified pu

Imports from the United States rebounded sharply in October, putting it back in third place as a sup

Vancouver longshoremen are showing themselves restive since the Canadian government forced a new con

Prospects of a U.S.-European Community farm trade accord appear to be diminishing. The Unite

Oil Spill in Savannah Worse Than BelievedSAVANNAH, Ga. - Ten times more oil spilled into Sav

Oil prices hit a nine-month high on the European spot market Monday, reflecting growing sentiment th

Although the surge in the yen against the dollar has prompted an avalanche of Japanese investment in

December 15, 1986 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gall

Italy Plans Package Of Currency ReformsPlans to introduce a package of customs and currency

Health care for State University of New York students is provided nearly free of charge in clinics o

Iran's commerce minister, Hassan Abedi Jaafari, said Monday his country seeks to boost trade with Ea

Harry Davidoff, vice president of Local 851 of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters, plans to

Although most major U.S. airlines have been involved in mergers or takeovers this year, the consolid

Commercial banks must work harder and be more responsive if they intend to expand their business and

Japan, EC Legislators Meet to Discuss IssuesJapanese and European Community legislators open

A federal court is expected to review a controversial Interstate CommerceCommission decision