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U.S. companies should worry about other developed countries' technological ingenuity rather than fea

U.S. textile manufacturers are investing $2 billion a year "to remain the most productive and most e

Top Stories: Demand by multinational corporations for directors and officers liability insur

Spot market natural gas information published today confirms widespread reports of a recent spike in

After years of resistance, electronic data interchange finally has gained recognition as one of the

Striking tugboat employees at Curtis Bay Towing Co. accepted a company ultimatum and have returned t

THE JOURNAL OF COMMERCE Daily Industrial Materials Price Index of Sensitive Spot Commodity Prices on

The elusive goal of Latin American economic integration seemed more attainable this week as area pre

General Motors Corp.'s car assembly plant here closed Tuesday, idling 3,700 workers whose morale was

A New York State Energy Office program offering rebates for purchasers of high-efficiency oil heatin

Chemical engineers are increasing their role in bringing new technologies to market by placing great

Competing airlines are scrambling to provide additional passenger and cargo service to Canada as a s

Mazda Motor Corp. may have started something new two years ago when it selected Grand Trunk Railroad

South Korea's Hyundai Engine and Machinery Co. recently received US$30 million worth of orders from

Vodavi to Supply CTG With Phone SystemsSCOTTSDALE, Ariz. - Vodavi Technology Corp. Tuesday a

Officials of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade said there is nothing in the rules to preven

A waning U.S. auto market is forcing Brazil's largest automaker to reduce targeted exports there and

General Electric Information Services Co. is unveiling its electronic data interchange system for po

Up to nine U.S. computer companies are forming a strike team to investigate software piracy and shar

December 1, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallo

African Nations Seek World Debt ConferenceADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia - The Organization of Africa

Two steaks, a pound of butter, a three-day trip to Paris, a box of cereals, four bottles of mineral

AVIATIONU.S. aviation investigators agreed to assist colleagues working on the KAL and SAA a

Luiz Carlos Mello was named president of Ford Brasil, becoming the first Brazilian to head Ford Moto

BP Hikes Prices Of Acid, AcetateRYE, N.Y. - BP Chemicals Americas announced price increases

PORTS AND ENVIRONMENTALISTS are learning to live together. That's a big change from a few ye

Logs are a major export from Pacific Northwest ports but are a rare sight at Oakland, Calif. Longtre

The former president of the International Longshoremen's Association says he received an anonymous l

An administrative law judge at the International Trade Commission ruled against Samsonite Corp. in t

Kohl Determined To Alleviate EC WoesBONN, West Germany - Chancellor Helmut Kohl told Danish

Cogeneration has been a boon and a thorn for San Diego Gas & Electric Co. The San Diego, Cal

The Interior Department is ready to scale back its federal coal leasing program for the next several

Iveco Trucks Names Five New DealersBLUE BELL, Pa. - Iveco Trucks of North America Inc. annou

In many of this city's finer restaurants, diners with sufficient cash drink traditional Chinese liqu

The nation's import car dealers are crying foul. They want an end to the voluntary quotas th

Municipalities would not have to pay more than their share of damages in personal injury cases and a

Corporate philanthropy, which has been riding the crest of a 12-year wave nationally as well as loca

Safmarine, Inc. and the Bank Line Africa Service, which have been sharing space on each other's ship

It's called the worker's right to know, and soon, businesses in just about every phase of commerce w

The major airlines have been easing their hiring requirements in recent yearsbecause of the