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Regan Willing to Talk WASHINGTON - President Reagan's chief of staff, Donald T. Regan, is wi

Mitchell Energy & Development Corp. reported earnings of $447,000, or 1 cent a share, for the quarte

Private Pilots Focus Of FAA CrackdownThe crackdown on restricted airspace violations near Lo

An acid rain control bill won't win approval in the next session of Congress, according to the presi

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

Fourth quarter earnings for the major international oil companies are expected to be lower than the

Yellow Freight System will face a $1.3 million charge against fourth quarter earnings from the sale

The presidential yacht Potomac will be restored and made available for tours on Oakland's waterfront

The European Community warned Canada that relations could deteriorate if some trade disputes are not

San Francisco may be linked to Victoria by a seasonal car-ferry service in 1988. A British C

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

Japan's Imperial Household Agency has asked a restaurant in France to withdraw publicity fliers feat

If the British government decides this week, as expected, to award a multimillion dollar contract fo

The signing of a formal agreement creating the Volvo GM Heavy Truck Corp. may mean the end of the li

An automotive safety group called on General Motors Corp. to recall 6 million 1985-86 vehicles whose

The Coffee, Sugar and Cocoa Exchange announced that effective today members shall require an additio

US, EC Sign Accord On Nuclear FusionBRUSSELS, Belgium - The European Community Commission si

The U.S. dollar rose against all major currencies Monday, except the pound sterling, which firmed on

Japan's real gross national product will grow 2.7 percent in fiscal 1987, starting April 1, compared

Airline stocks declined Monday amid speculation the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries wo

The Association of Independent Stevedores and Terminal Operators hired an executive director and est

With a week of shopping days left before Christmas, 115,000 Boeing employees nationwide today are be

Mexico approved nearly $1 billion in debt-for-equity transactions this year and expects to authorize

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

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

Hart, Gorbachev Meet MOSCOW - U.S. Senator Gary Hart said Soviet leader Mikhail S. Gorbachev

U.S. Treasury Secretary James A. Baker III's plan to coax West Germany into firing up the country's

Zinc, lead and copper prices will probably be unchanged to lower next yearbecause a slight i

Authorized for the first time in Mexico last April, debt swaps work this way: a foreign company buys

COAL, UTILITIES GREEN MOUNTAIN POWER CORP. (South Burlington, Vt.) - Thomas Boucher and Step

The start-up of a $120 million cogeneration plant that will supply steam and electricity to the U.S.

The state of New Jersey has become the latest victim in the liability insurance crisis with no compa

Car makers are expected to produce more than 2 million cars with air bags by 1990, auto safety advoc

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

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

Local corporations and foreign companies operating here will be able to participate in a junior" sto

General Electric Co. and the Beijing Regional Administration of the Civil Aviation Administration of

Textile exports from India to the United States, already rising, are likely to grow even more sharp

The United States and 30 other countries agreed to a $12.4 billion increase in the resources of the

A snapped steel cable, which had a breaking point of 384 tons, has caused the latest delay in salvag