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Robert DeBono, vice president, circulation, is leaving The Journal of Commerce to become vice presid

Sales of new single-family houses declined for a fourth straight month in July, hitting the lowest l

Farm income estimates issued by the Agriculture Department are once again under fire, this time from

Cast, BCL Schedule Westbound ServiceHAMILTON, Bermuda - Cast (1983) Ltd. and Bermuda Contain

WHAT PRICE IS RIGHT? A Congressional Budget Office study concluding that the government can receive

Gov. Mario Cuomo ordered the state Consumer Protection Board to sue the Public Service Commission if

Sun Carriers Files 10 Million-Share OfferSun Carriers Inc., the common carrier trucking comp

EC Trade Commissioner Willy de Clercq Friday hosted a preparatory meeting for the launching of the m

Ground was broken here for a 110-megawatt cogeneration plant that will supply steam to Pfizer's near

The government has given its blessing to a US$4 billion joint venture steel mill in Ningbo, south of

A Dutch consortium reportedly has negotiated the first joint venture in port construction and manage

Parlex Corp. said it signed a three-year agreement with Sekisui Chemical Co. Ltd. of Japan to provid

FINANCIALCredit market analysts look for another Fed discount rate cut, but some aren't conv

The following table lists the spot coal contracts signed between the Tennessee Valley Authority and

Boeing Subsidiary Suspends 19 WorkersNineteen employees of an aerospace firm that makes part

The U.S. dollar declined Friday morning on news of a record-high U.S. trade deficit in July, then st

With sweeping changes in the tax rules expected to take effect at year-end, there has been much talk

The new year for the stock market always starts after Labor Day, not on Jan. 1. The summer i

Sunoco, DX Stations Accept Discover CardSun Refining and Marketing Co. announced that Sunoco

The Commerce Department cleared the way for countervailing duties on imports of New Zealand steel wi

The Inter-American Investment Corp. will move closer this month to starting operations. At i

New Guinea Seeks Soviet Fishing DealPORT MORESBY, Papua New Guinea - The government announce

The government of Taiwan proposed another sweeping round of import tariff cuts in hopes of easing te

The Bay Bridge that connects San Francisco and Oakland always has been the ugly stepsister to the fa

Scor US to Go Public To Raise $70 MillionScor U.S. Corp. filed to go public to raise about $

The Agriculture Department rented 2,000 covered river barges capable of holding 100 million bushels

U.K. manufacturing output will remain flat through the remainder of 1986, and economic growth will s

A major outbreak of foot and mouth disease in breeding centers of central and northern Italy may pro

Iran's oil minister, Gholam Reza Aqazadeh, said Chinese officials told him that China has agreed to

Deutsche Texaco A.G., a subsidiary of Texaco Inc., announced the discovery of a natural gas well in

A couple of times a week, John Cassidy makes his rounds - Houston; Morgan City, La.; Tyler, Texas; H

The billionaire Hunt brothers placed a major company under bankruptcy court protection, signaling wh

The following are the results of Friday's St. Louis Merchants Exchange call session for barge freigh

More than 1,000 publishing companies from 35 countries will exhibit books at Peking's first internat

Most credit market analysts still look for another Federal Reserve discount rate cut, but some aren'

The Journal of Commerce begins daily publication today of its new Industrial Materials Price Index,

Japan's jobless rate hit 2.9 percent in July, tying the highest rate set since the government began

The Customs Service will put a new, internationally compatible system to describe and classify goods

Illinois Central Sells Kentucky Rail LineIllinois Central Gulf Railroad sold its 305-mile we

There is a shortage of longshoremen to unload ships at ports in New Jersey and New York because many