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The next chairman of the Senate Finance Committee wants to work as closely as possible with the Reag

The Baltic International Freight Futures Exchange Ltd. announced that it is to cease trading its Tan

A scroll of yellow legal pad pages bearing the signatures of 954 troubled taxpayers was a plea to po

The Canadian section of the International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union is hoping for an e

There were no U.S. exports of wheat, corn or cotton to either China or the U.S.S.R. in October, the

November 26, 1986 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gall

The two major Chicago futures exchanges, in preparation for January elections, are nearing the end o

About 5 million Americans now alive have had cancer at some time in their lives, and this total will

The owner of an electronics store was convicted on charges of arson and murder in the deaths of thre

A lawyers' group criticized the insurance industry for planning to seek Machiavellian and discrimina

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

Japan won more time from the United States and European Community to solve disputes on opening its m

The Greeks have received an early Christmas present from their Socialist government: a theoretical t

Representatives of seven South Pacific nations signed an environmental convention banning the dumpin

The Maritime Association of the Port of New York/New Jersey. Maritime briefing luncheon. Dec. 2 at

John Tydings Nix, 72, a major figure in port development here, died Saturday in Portsmouth.

Richard E. Lyng , U.S. Secretary of Agriculture, will be guest speaker at a luncheon meeting of the

Joyrides on Air France's supersonic Concorde will be sold in five West Coast cities during January.<

GENERAL NEWSGeneral Motors faces a major war and intends to win. Page 2A Forty workers wil

A bitter row over trade routes between West Germany's top two shipping companies has been resolved a

When the aircraft carrier Nimitz leaves the Norfolk Naval Station soon for its new home port in Wash

The Du Pont Co. said it will dismantle chlorine-based raw material production facilities at its Corp

Weak oil prices are taking a toll on the once-booming economies of the Arab states on the Persian Gu

The Commodity Futures Trading Commission adopted goals for the second quarter of fiscal 1987 that in

The U.S. dollar moved higher in early foreign exchange trading Wednesday in response to a favorable

Considering the vast changes in the new tax law, business travelers probably got off easy. The final

New Age, New Zealand Plan Joint VentureSALT LAKE CITY, Utah - New Age Corp. shareholders app

Representatives from 28 consulates here have formed an alliance to help promote trade between their

Bankers and reporters were gobbling hors d'oeuvres and sipping drinks in a stately, wood-paneled roo

Northern Asia will be the center of banking and general economic growth in the region over the next

It is perhaps the wrong season for this. But the Great Grizzly of the automotive world is coming out

Charles I. Hiltzheimer, new president and chief executive of McLean Industries Inc., said subsidiary

IMF Director Assures Philippines on TalksMANILA, Philippines - The director of the Asian Div

Chapter 11 of the federal bankruptcy laws gives management a chance to reorganize a business threate

Growing uncertainty over whether the property and casualty insurance industry's earnings recovery wi

November 25, 1986 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gall

Turkey Pressures EC ANKARA, Turkey - Turkey said the European Community has a treaty obligat

Imura Named Matsushita'sUS PresidentSECAUCUS, N.J. - Akiya Imura was named president

Defying conventional wisdom about the economy of ship construction in the Far East, American Preside

Just one month after American President Lines moved into its spacious, new terminal in Seattle, the