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A federal judge agreed Tuesday to determine whether two Teamsters union officials must forfeit their

The British government is recruiting local chambers of commerce to assist in identifying companies t

PANASONIC CO. AGREES TO REFUND $16 MILLIONPanasonic Co., accused of bilking consumers out of

Narrowing profit margins, stiff competition and cheap stock prices are forcing a new round of merger

Criticism of steel pricing in the United States is unfair and unwarranted, according to the presiden

Denmark's stiff bank capital rules should be eased to bring them in line with those of other Europea

MAJOR BANKS PREPARE CHILEAN DEBT SWAPSSANTIAGO, Chile, - International banks are preparing a

When International Lease Finance Corp. shocked the aviation industry last May with a $5.04 billion o

Hoechst Celanese Corp. said it had sold its Baton Rouge, La., plant and related businesses to a new

Jan. 18, 1989 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

The Supreme Court Wednesday overturned the tax assessment procedures of West Virginia's Webster Coun

AIRBORNE OVER MIDAMERICA - Flying a freighter is an endless series of checks. Checks?This di

Six members of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries hold 70.5 percent of the world's pr

UNOCAL CORP. (Los Angeles) - Stephen C. Lipman was appointed president of the company's geothermal d

American Airlines is expected to announce two aircraft orders for 160 McDonnell Douglas airplanes wo

A developer is abandoning his $120 million Penn's Landing mall and office project along the Delaware

Bruce Burgess is in charge of the six-person telecommunications department at Delaware Trust Co. in

The deepwater Port of Sept-Iles on the north shore of the St. Lawrence River posted a nearly 20 perc

1650 (Jan. 18, 1989) Previous day - 1643 The Baltic International Freight Futures Exchange i

Modest gains in freight volume and corporate profit will boost truck-trailer sales more than 7 perce

China is soliciting bids from foreign companies for coal and rail projects backed by World Bank loan

Some detail has emerged about individual quotas agreed among members of the Association of Tin Produ

Executives of several major U.S. corporations began conferring with leading Soviet trade officials t

The use of marine containers has come to dominate drug smuggling into the United States, and today m

Labor leaders are threatening legal action unless the government drops its ban on a national union i

* Trading With Colombia 4A * Geza Feketekuty - Services Matter for Growth 8A* Tom Connors -

Brazilian debt prices in the secondary market plunged to record lows early this week in the wake of

The U.S. merchandise trade deficit rose in November to $12.5 billion, the highest monthly level sinc

Executives of two major Japanese corporations Wednesday denied charges by Sen. Jesse Helms that they

Transportation Brokers Conference of America, special one-day seminar on transportation liability, J

The Port of Oakland is trying to move ahead with its management reorganization as quickly as possibl

The task of safely handling and transporting chemicals will be greatly facilitated with the upcoming

China is making another pitch for foreign funding to bolster its petrochemical sector, which is fall

Chevron U.S.A. Inc. and Texaco Trading & Transportation increased posted prices for domestic crudes.

Continued oil price volatility in 1989 will accelerate the three-year decline in U.S. oil production

NEWARK AIRPORT PLANS $11 MILLION EXPANSIONNEWARK, N.J. - An $11 million expansion of Newark

Computer power has been transformed in the last decade, said F. Warren McFarlan. Mr. McFarla

RATE-HANDLING SYSTEM BIDS SOUGHT BY FMCThe Federal Maritime Commission sent out more than 20

A Polish vessel's discharge of oats marks a longtime dream come true for the South Louisiana Port Co

American Mutual Liability Insurance Co. and American Mutual Insurance Co. were ordered by the state