Latest news

Japan must get rid of barriers to foreign competition in its automobile industry, U.S. officials tol

Week of June 15-June 21, 1986 This is a compilation of U.S. coal exports for the week. It is

World oil prices can return to a "reasonable level" if the production accord reached by the Organiza

Acid rain is being blamed for claiming the 209-year-old marble gravestone of Revolutionary War hero

Stocks rose in active trading Wednesday as additional signs of weakness in the economy pointed to lo

ISC to Continue Stock Repurchase PlanInternational Shipholding Corp. said it is continuing i

Three oriental fruit flies have been found in two weeks, and a spraying program to eradicate the des

General Electric Co. and Virginia Power will construct a new type of modular power plant that has be

The space insurance business must go back to square one, now that NASA has been ordered out of the c

Banques Populaires is engaged in an ambitious drive to boost its domestic business while expanding i

The Soviet Union apparently completed a naval exercise in waters to the north of Japan that was amon

The surgeon general of the United States urged the maritime industry to make a commitment to prevent

The U.S. Coast Guard barque Eagle is going down under in the fall of 1987, taking a crew of Coast Gu

Hanjin Container Lines Ltd. is close to reaching an agreement with the Port of Seattle for the South

Seven men swept off a Navy aircraft carrier on maneuvers in stormy seas were picked up by a rescue b

Maine Maritime Names PresidentCASTINE, Maine Maine Maritime Academy trustees selected for

Tell your broker to take a hike and roll out the PC. Two professors say they have conclusive proof t

GENERAL NEWSConsumer spending posted a modest increase, while Americans' personal incomes ro

South Korea could lose up to US$2 billion in annual exports to the United States and six other majo

Japan must get rid of barriers to foreign competition in its automobile industry, U.S. officials tol

A Norwegian shipping line extended by a year its agreement to carry cargo for a giant U.S. forest pr

The United Transportation Union, representing train conductors employed by Canadian National Railway

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

The country's fire departments are called to an average of 1,700 home fires every day. Those fires k

Virginia Natural Gas, a subsidiary of Dominion Resources Inc. and a sister company to Virginia Power

Egypt increased its export oil prices for the Aug. 21 to Aug. 31 period by between $1.20 and $1.25 a

National Fuel Gas Unit Plans Pipeline ProjectBUFFALO, N.Y. - National Fuel Gas Supply Corp.

The U.S. dollar was slightly higher against most major currencies in quiet midday trading Wednesday,

Lajos in Peking PEKING - Faluvegi Lajos, vice chairman of Hungary's Council of Ministers, wi

Israeli-PLO Protest JERUSALEM - Left-wing Israelis and Palestinians from the occupied West B

Bankers, economists and businessmen in Pakistan's financial center are pointing to signs that the co

Trucking interests contend that proposed Interstate Commerce Commission rules requiring companies to

Harry Truman's private, presidential yacht, the Williamsburg, went on sale last week along with Ciga

West Coast longshoremen will enter next year's contract negotiations without ''saber-rattling or tou

US Finds Dumping Of Brass Sheet, StripBrass sheet and strip from Brazil, Canada, Sweden, Fra

Australian business generally reacted favorably to what has been described as a tough national budge

Delaware PSC Clears Rate Cut by DelmarvaDOVER, Del. - A 6.9 percent cut for electricity rate

A substantial amount of U.S. anthracite bound for South Korea was shippedfrom the port of Ca

Wednesday, August 20, 1986 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanadaU

Rosenbalm Aviation Inc., the carrier operating overseas charters for Emery Air Freight, has won appr