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The terrorist attack aboard a Greek cruise liner last month has frightened away thousands of America

A Sept. 1 deadline for businesses to register with the New York State Department of Taxation and Fin

In a story on earthquake insurance in the Aug. 4 edition of The Journal of Commerce, the remarks mad

SALE OF UNITS PLANNED BY AMERICAN GENERALIn a surprise move, American General Corp. reported

Having agreed to step up imports of U.S. beef, the Japanese are moving to get a piece of the U.S. ex

Manville Corp. and its insurers are having a hot summer for more reasons than the weather. M

Federal Aviation Administration sources say the agency today will announce its first comprehensive r

The Navy has awarded a newly formed Syracuse company an $8.9 million contract to build combat traini

China's poor inland regions are enjoying a mini-boom in trade with the Soviet Union as the two commu

City officials are trying out Canada as an export market for junk cars as environmental problems pos

W.R. Grace & Co. Friday announced that Terra International Inc. has exercised its option to acquire

CHEVRON CUTS POSTINGS FOR DOMESTIC CRUDEChevron U.S.A. decreased its posted buying prices fo

P.A.M. REPORTS DROP IN INCOME FOR QUARTERTONTITOWN, Ark. - P.A.M. Transportation Services In

The British government has freed for commercial aircraft usage more than6,000 square miles o

SEIKO TIME CORP. (New York) - Hal Wilensky was named executive vice president, a post left vacant in

An internal squabble among Airbus Industrie partners over supplier arrangements points out the natio

The Journal of Commerce Industrial Price Index remained relatively stable last week, below the 100 m

A London appeals court has backed a maritime insurer's claim that a bulkcarrier grounded in the Red

Unleashed by a recent court decision, the baby bells are getting ready to go into electronic data in

Aug. 5, 1988 Baltic International Freight Futures ExchangePrev.Close High L

The government's annual economic white paper urges Japanese to strive even harder to expand domestic

Japan's major private commercial banks have stepped up their non-banking operations in the United St

Help-wanted advertising inched down in June, reflecting the continued stability in the job market, a

College tuitions will rise an average of 7 percent this fall, the College Board said. Studen

California home prices in the first half of 1988 jumped 15.3 percent from the year before, with most

The Tennessee Valley Authority said it awarded two contracts totaling 5,000 tons to Laurel Fork Mini

The state's top transportation officials say that a proposed rail link connecting Newark, Elizabeth

If coals to Newcastle is somewhat passe, how about timepieces to Switzerland? Sales of Hong Kong-mad

The fashion house Christian Dior is about to become the hub of a new luxury goods empire, financial

Fri., Aug. 5, 1988 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.K

Union Carbide Corp. said Thursday that it has developed a new technology for the production of flexi

The Federal Maritime Commission announced that Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., without admitting any wron

SWISSAIR (New York) - Eric Geitlinger, vice president, product planning, willserve as deputy

BRAZILIAN TRADE OFFICIAL DIES AT THE AGE OF 62BRASILIA, Brazil - Brazilian Industry and Trad

August 5, 1988 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

European oil prices continued to slide last week with North Sea crudes fast losing sight of $15 by t

Niagara Mohawk Power Corp., Syracuse N.Y., last week implemented for an indefinite period a voltage

Robert Farris believes growing traffic congestion may one day force the government to charge motoris

The Transportation Department Friday approved a joint venture between Pan Am and Russia's Aeroflot i

SPAIN, ITALY EXPORTING GRANITE TO US FAIRLYThe International Trade Commission ruled that imp