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China is rehabilitating a textile mill it built in central Jamaica 11 years ago under a new joint ve

Rom-Amer Pharmaceuticals Ltd. said it signed a binding letter of intent with G.U.S.m.b.H. of Cologne

Suppliers of the following items seek U.S. importers/distributors. Interested parties are asked to c

The White House is expected to nominate James Burnley, deputy transportation secretary, as Secretary

Official Exempts Self From Trade DecisionsRobert E. Watkins, deputy assistant secretary of c

New York City officials said they offered an attractive deal to Dole Fruit Co. to continue shipping

Traditional Exports Primary minerals, steel, food products, shoes, light manufactured items.

Franchise Expositions Set for Eight US CitiesThe International Franchise Association will ho

Baker Says Formula Needed for Index LinkU.S. Treasury Secretary James A. Baker III said the

Representatives of 14 striking rail labor unions will resume separate negotiations this week with th

U.S. Customs will publish a proposed "unique bill of lading" rule in November, fueling controversy o

R. Drucker to Chair Transportation GroupLITTLE ROCK, Ark. - Ronald W. Drucker, president and

Railroads are going after the growing hazardous waste transportation business, a market to date serv

Former Conrail commuters have reached the end of the line in their battle to retrieve monetary damag

The Canadian railroad CP Rail has offered to operate commuter trains over its access line to the Por

For the second time this year, the South Korean government has accelerated its timetable for the red

The price of olefins is expected to advance in the fourth quarter by 15 percent to 20 percent, accor

USG Corp., the country's largest gypsum producer that escaped a hostile takeover attack less than a

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has announced a $300,000 two-year, pilot program to control

The Environmental Protection Agency has selected remedies for eight Superfund sites in New Jersey an

Occidental Petroleum Corp.'s chemical subsidiary, Occidental Chemical Corp. announced that it has co

Study of a mile-long core sample of Antarctic ice shows new evidence that variations in atmospheric

Chesebrough-Pond's Inc. will discontinue manufacturing operations at its Huntsville cosmetics, skin

The Environmental Protection Agency will spend $7.4 million to clean up an Elizabeth, N.J., hazardou

Du Pont Purchases Photo-Mask CompanyE.I. du Pont de Nemours & Co. has announced the acquisit

In the 1960s Washington was a sleepy southern town so different from northern New Jersey where I gre

Maritime traffic to Argentina's upriver ports will halt for about a week, local shipping sources war

Top Stories Cargo moved through Persian Gulf ports is increasing as economic growth in the r

Trade negotiators here are impatiently awaiting details of the U.S.-Canada trade agreement because t

Several key Senate Finance Committee members predicted that the U.S.-Canada trade liberalization agr

The U.S. and Canadian chemical industries are cautiously moving toward expanding trade with one anot

South Korea's trade deficit with Japan fell in August to US$405 million, compared to US$516 million

The U.S. automotive industry appears to have fared well under the landmark tradeagreement reached be

Officials of Tahoe National Forest say they are moving quickly to salvage an estimated 135 million b

Suriname's head of state has called on U.S. and other foreign investors to show faith in the South A

Combined voice and data carrying capability will be one of the major features of International Busin

Spread-sheet programs for personal computers are becoming more convenient and easier to use while ba

Sen. Albert Gore Jr., D-Tenn., said Japan should assume a larger role in the international community

AIR CARGO European airlines are experiencing their best growth in both passenger and cargo b

Pick up an American newspaper or magazine these days and you would think the entire country is engag