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SIGN THE MEASURE INTO LAW was the message to President Reagan by various lawmakers and private group

A delegation of South Korean officials on a buying mission in the United States said passage of an o

AVIATION World's airlines seek technical, political solutions to capacity problem. 9BAn acci

The Japanese government intends to "bend over backwards" to make it possible for U.S. construction f

Japanese, S. Koreans Reach Textile PactJapanese and South Korean textile manufacturers agree

U.S. Customs officials and businessmen are growing anxious over the government's Jan. 1 deadline for

Economically troubled Caribbean countries are trying to lure offshore business from the Far East.

James J. McNamara was named chief surveyor at National Cargo Bureau Inc., a non-profit organization

The complex format of the House-Senate conference on the trade bill and the political infighting in

Honda of America Manufacturing Inc. is looking for suppliers willing to meet Japanese specifications

Members of the International Union of Marine Insurance approved an agreement Thursday calling for in

Reopening the suspended U.S.-Canada negotiations on free trade depends on Washington, the chief Cana

The sprawling Bremer Vulkan shipyard on the banks of the river Weser here is buzzing with activity.<

Import controls won't solve U.S. trade difficulties, the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade warn

The Agriculture Department says a rise in exports of U.S. farm commodities is expected to carry over

EC to Import Wheat From Saudi ArabiaThe European Community will reportedly import 100,000 me

Listening to Felice Schonfeld, one conjures up images of wide-brim fedoras, trench coats, and late n

Japanese Company To Sell Odorless GarlicA Japanese company said Thursday it has found a way

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

ITC Rules Japanese Dumping Silica FabricsThe U.S. International Trade Commission made a fina

More than 500 representatives of U.S. toy and games companies were among the 9,000 attending the fir

European Community coffee importers are studying a detailed proposal by coffee producers to reintrod

Pickens Predicts Rise in Oil PricesOil prices will continue their gradual increase, climbing

Chase Supervises Loan For Argentine PipelineChase Manhattan Bank N.A. is supervising a $120

Federal Energy Regulatory Commission Chairwoman Martha Hesse came to the headquarters of a hostile n

Trans Mountain Pipe Line Co. has applied to Canadian regulators for approval of a US$68.3 million ex

Public Service Co. of New Hampshire officials have rejected a plan that would set up a new company w

The Mexican delegation, with the help of Algeria, is working on a compromise resolution that would s

The Long Island Lighting Co. is recovering from financial problems that almost landed it in bankrupt

The Reagan administration would like to see regulated small electricity producers compete for the ri

Three major coal companies, United Coal Co., Amax Inc. and Peabody Holding Co., are part of research

E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Co. announced that its subsidiary, du Pont de Nemours (Nederland) BV, and

Park Electrochemical Corp.'s net income for the second quarter ended Aug. 30 rose 16 percent to $1.5

The U.S. chemical industry is in relatively good shape, and the trade surplus is growing, but domest

Slow growth, based on expanding export markets, but constrained by limited supplies of wood chips, l

Dow Chemical Co. Acquires LamaurDow Chemical Co. announced the acquisition of Lamaur Inc. at

Patent protection is not the pharmaceutical industry's only problem in Brazil, as four multinational

A federal judge has declined to force the Environmental Protection Agency to act against the invento

U.S. warships swept a strip of the central Persian Gulf Wednesday to recover mines believed to be pl

The first ferry service in 25 years between here and New York will be launched next week. Di