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Spurred by a variety of factors, the stock market moved sharply higherTuesday in heavy trading as th

Two of Japan's three major industries are in danger of losing their manufacturing base because of ch

UK Businessman Pleads Against S. African BansBRUSSELS, Belgium - A leading British businessm

A third major player is pitching into the lucrative and booming telecommunicati ons market in Hong K

CONFERENCE ON LATIN AMERICAN COUNTERTRADE AND THE FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL CURRENCY AND BARTER EXCHANGE

ICC Grants Truck Lines Right to Self-InsureThree trucking companies received Interstate Comm

New markets in Asia, especially China, will be the most important targets for Saudi Arabia's growing

A faulty computer handling system has caused chaos at three of Britain's busiest airports where carg

The Interstate Commerce Commission has turned down pleas for an investigation into property broker p

Flight International Group Inc. reported second quarter net increased to $396,000, or 20 cents a sha

The number of jobless workers fell 2.8 percent in Belgium from October to November, the Labor Office

Klaus M. Knappik may have sounded like the local version of Paul Revere warning the European air for

Paccar, the U.S. truck manufacturer based in Bellevue, Wash., is considering making a bid to take ov

Railroad and shipper interests have strong opinions as to whether the Interstate Commerce Commission

Va. Firm Buys Assets Of Lockheed Unit SitesMCLEAN, Va. - Dynalectron Corp. said it acquired

Zaire says it has reached the end of its rope with the International Monetary Fund's austerity progr

Kuranari Plans US Trip TOKYO - Foreign Minister Tadashi Kuranari is planning to visit the Un

Honeywell Inc.'s decision to transfer its computer business to a new joint venture that will be cont

GENERAL NEWSThe Reagan team plans to send the first part of its 1988 budget to Congress by J

German exports of technology intensive products will continue to expand despite the strong appreciat

Security Principles PARIS - Premier Jacques Chirac said the Western European nations should<

Foreign exporters are retaining about 23 percent of the U.S. steel market, despite governmental impo

U.S. labor leaders renewed harsh criticism of the Reagan administration for failing to enforce unfai

TRUCKING ROCKWELL INTERNATIONAL (Troy, Mich.) - David R. Harris was named director of busine

Indicators Edged UpIn OctoberThe government's main gauge of future economic activity

Fuji Heavy Industries Ltd. and Isuzu Motors Ltd. announced a joint venture to build a $500 million a

John A. Young, president of Hewlett-Packard Co., is gaining ground in a campaign to focus national a

The U.S. economy is sluggish to generally good," says the beige book" on current economic conditions

The Reagan administration plans to send a first installment of its fiscal 1988 budget to Congress by

The Mexican government has filed a request to draw down a $500 million commercial bank portion of a

Lawrence H. Kaufman was appointed intermodal editor of The Journal of Commerce, Stanford A. Erickson

Canadian Pacific Ltd. said it agreed to sell all the shares of Canadian Pacific Air Lines Ltd. to Pa

The Computer Dealers Exposition, better known as Comdex, is where the computer industry struts its s

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration for the first time has approved a new proprietary veterinary d

Insilco Corp. announced that it has signed a letter of intent to sell its Enterprise Paint Cos. Div

A chemical company headquartered here announced the development of a calcium carbonate precipitate w

New England's governors Wednesday will study forecasts concerning the six- state re gion's electrici

Two nuclear power plants automatically shut down following unrelated malfunctions, leaving Northeast

King Kong Loses To Donkey KongIn a case that could be called "King Kong Meets Donkey Kong,"

Graver Water IntroducesClarifierUnion, N.J. - Graver Water, a division of The Graver