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Sugar exporters from Latin America and the Caribbean this week opened a four- day meeting in Cuba fo

Yeutter: Trade Pact Requires Fine-TuningDrafting and additional consultation of the U.S.-Can

The National Maritime Council, a trade group formed to promote U.S.-flag steamship interests, is con

Ford Motor Co. said Harold A. Poling, chief operating officer, acquires the additional title of vice

Shippers nationwide are grumbling in low tones about an Oct. 1 rate increase on trans-Pacific export

The Supreme Court agreed to determine whether U.S. state courts may gain jurisdiction over foreign c

Top Stories: Cruise industry is in a state of transition as some lines act to eliminate the

Heavy truck sales stayed hot in September despite reports from some top manufacturers that order act

While negotiators flesh out the one-page energy section of the proposed U.S.- Canada trade accord, g

Under threat of American retaliation, the Taiwan government appears to be scrambling to fulfill prom

The New Zealand dollar Tuesday dropped sharply against the U.S. dollar, after a senior cabinet minis

Prices of country debt in the secondary market have continued their downward trend in the past two w

The dollar continued to hold firm Tuesday but traders said other than the large buy orders in the Fa

An Oct. 8 story on an LCP Chemicals & Plastics Inc. price change for potassium chemicals should have

Correction An Oct. 8 story on an LCP Chemicals & Plastics Inc. price change for potassium ch

Cross-country shipments of nitrogen tetroxide, a toxic rocket fuel, by the Air Force is raising envi

Chemical industry leaders, worried by the spread of protectionism worldwide, are giving strong backi

Bausch & Lomb Picks Blount as ContractorMONTGOMERY, Ala. - Blount Inc. announced that its Bl

U.S. sales of products developed through emerging biotechnology are expected to grow at an annual ra

Kaiser Sells Holdings In NM to Chevron UnitFONTANA, Calif. - Kaiser Steel Corp., operating u

The Bonneville Power Administration is seeking to sell private utilities up to 1,000 megawatts of ex

International traders looking to broker U.S. coal to foreign customers say a domestic deal made by I

Work on the foundation of a $3.7 billion nuclear plant near Hong Kong in China's southern Guangdong

The Tennessee Valley Authority cut back its spot market coal purchasing from a level of about 30,000

Rising imports of cheap foreign coal, the strength of the deutsche mark and falling sales are threat

October 9, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon

The demand for oil will increase slightly next year while prices remain volatile, Chevron Chairman G

Nigeria's oil minister expressed optimism about the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries's

Philadelphia Electric Co. announced a massive overhaul of its nuclear operations on Friday, but said

Greece and the Soviet Union have signed an agreement launching a $2 billion project to supply Greek

Tenneco to Reorganize To Retain FlexibilityTenneco Inc. said it plans to create a holding co

J. David Wimberly, president of Frontier Capital Management Co. in Boston, stepped off the 8:30 a.m.

DHL International is stepping up its attack on the European air express market with the introduction

Australia Announces Airline DeregulationCANBERRA, Australia - The Australian government anno

If the bankruptcy judge hearing the Texaco case ever has to wield his gavel, watch out. The

Communist Romania, grappling with intractable energy shortages that threaten to plunge the country i

The computers for an advanced new radar system the Federal Aviation Administration planned to begin

In a move seen as linked more with its hopes of securing the 1996 centennial Olympic Games for Athen

Canadian carriers are filling in the missing links in their feeder networks to take better advantage

Rail freight traffic continued to spurt in September, rising 7.3 percent from September 1986.