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U.S.-Soviet trade relations won't be affected by the failure of the United States and Soviet Union t

A strike by New Orleans longshoremen continued for its sixth day Tuesday despite a tentative agreeme

Protracted trade talks between Taiwan and South Korea and their major North American partners are ge

Hidden away in remote mountains of China's southwest Sichuan province lies China's most advanced spa

Hidden away in remote mountains of China's southwest Sichuan province lies China's most advanced spa

Triad Plans to Sell Off Only One SubsidiaryThe Triad Center and Salt Lake International Cent

A Singapore court has ordered two local units of troubled conglomerate Promet Bhd. into receivership

Higher pay and broader corporate responsibility mark the role of today's distribution-logistics exec

President Corazon Aquino urged Filipino businessmen to invest, saying her government has set the sta

Kodak to Sell Lenses To Nitto OpticalROCHESTER, N.Y. - Lenses made by Eastman Kodak Co. in R

Kodak to Sell Lenses To Nitto OpticalROCHESTER, N.Y. - Lenses made by Eastman Kodak Co. in R

India's Finance Ministry is drafting new rules to make traveler's checks issued by an Indian bank ac

The visit of Queen Elizabeth II to China will give a boost to British businessmen who lag behind oth

The ground radar system at Los Angeles International Airport, used to track taxiing aircraft in poor

There is growing speculation that financially ailing Purolator Courier Corp. may be poised to sell i

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

Claus Koehler, a directorate member of the West German Bundesbank, reportedly said the German centra

Having made good its purchase of an ailing local bank, the fast-moving First Pacific group is moving

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

Official Says Sumitomo Won't Control GoldmanWASHINGTON - Sumitomo Bank of Osaka, Japan, will

Friday, October 10, 1986 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.

Lower Mississippi River coal terminals loaded 1,162,000 tons of export coal in September, the busies

The Soviet Union's nuclear power program, continued and even accelerated, remains at the heart of So

Thomas Marshall, president of the U.S. Diversified Group of USX Corp., announced the sale of land co

The Northern Ireland Electricity Service (NIES) entered a three-year contract to purchase supplies f

Consumption of fertilizer products into domestic markets was 4 percent less in August 1986 than in A

The custom chemicals manufacturing unit of Salsbury Laboratories will be known as Salsbury Chemicals

A new, up-scale package introduced at the International Bottled Water Show here at the weekend is ex

The No. 3 reactor at Chernobyl will come back on line next year, and plans to build a fifth and sixt

Union Carbide Corp. is realigning all of its specialties and services business units into three comp

Refiners, producing more heating oil to gear up for the winter heating season, are counting on lower

Westinghouse to Move Turbine OperationsWestinghouse Electric Corp. plans to relocate its com

The Venezuelan Senate called for a meeting of Latin American nations and major oil producers to disc

A valve failed and caused a two-hour leak at Brazil's only nuclear power plant, but the reactor was

A Michigan company has patented a process it hopes could generate electricity eventually through con

Fluor Agrees to Sell Drilling SubsidiaryIRVINE, Calif. - Fluor Corp. entered into an agreeme

Shell, the Dutch-British oil multinational, went on the offensive against critics who say the compan

Seatrain Lines' once mighty fleet of U.S.-flag oceangoing vessels will be reduced to three tankers i

The port of Galveston and Sea-Barge Group Inc. announced the inauguration of a container service bet

Professionals in the maritime industry who act as expert witnesses at trials and arbitration proceed