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Admitting its economy has been hurt by rigid isolationism, Vietnam says it is drawing up one of the

The vast majority of industrial facilities in New England have failed to meet new chemical reporting

Olin Boosts Prices For Waychem LineSTAMFORD, Conn - Olin Corp. announced increases in list p

AFG Industries Inc. announced that its Canadian subsidiary AFG Glass Inc. has signed a definitive ag

September 25, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gal

Citrus Corp. of Houston and Florida Power & Light Co. of Miami have signed two separate 15-year agre

The 1986 surge in oil use by electric utilities has been only partly rolled back, despite falling ga

Letter from Montreal: SPARE THE ROD and spoil the passenger.Had the Federal Aviation Adminis

Daniel J. Kerrigan, retired president of Atlantic Container Lines, was elected president of the Cont

US Urged to Reduce Budget, Trade DeficitsThe United States must make greater efforts to redu

Export Documentation, Export Letter of Credit and Import Documentation: Three One-Day Seminars. Spon

S. Korean Automakers Aim to Boost ExportsSEOUL, South Korea - South Korean automakers plan t

From San Diego to Brownsville, Texas, the international trade community is sending an urgent message

Export shipments of Brazilian-made women's shoes - slowed by a protest among customs authorities - p

The Mobro, the infamous New York garbage barge that wandered the seas for five months looking for a

Amish farmers, concerned that a proposed four-lane highway would disrupt their tranquil rural lifest

A federal judge has ruled that billionaire oil man Marvin Davis did not have an enforceable contract

Quotations are offered rates of New York city banks relating to currency transfers of $1 million or

Cotton yarn futures in Tokyo have recovered from the brink of extinction to become one of the most a

Millstone 3 Plant Back in OperationWATERFORD, Conn. - The Millstone 3 nuclear power plant we

Trucking companies, with assistance from railroads like the Crab Orchard & Egyptian Railroad, are fu

LCP Chemical and Plastics Inc. was recently back in business four weeks after it shut down to correc

Big Rivers Rural Electric Cooperative, which defaulted two years ago on $1.4 billion owed the federa

Minnegasco Inc., the Minneapolis gas utility, has received federal permission to import natural gas

S. Korea Strike Affects Northwestern ServicesST. PAUL - Northwest Airlines temporarily cance

Management of the Pittsburgh & Lake Erie Railroad has rejected a plan by its striking labor unions t

Even history is big business in this nation of traders. Investors now have an opportunity to

Sri Lanka has asked for international support in repairing its economy, damaged by a four-year civil

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

AT&T and Ricoh Co. announced an agreement for the manufacture and distribution in Japan of a modifie

Comments Asked By Oct. 9 on APL BidThe Maritime Administration set Oct. 9 as the deadline fo

Alexander & Alexander Services Inc. has agreed to sell its Shand, Morahan & Co. Inc., subsidiary to

The finance ministers of Brazil, Mexico and Argentina, Latin America's three biggest debtors, formed

Greece is still a country of spray-painted socialist slogans on public buildings, apartment block fr

Fri., Sept. 25, 1987 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U

Castle & Cooke Inc., the parent of Dole Foods, agreed Friday to buy the California agricultural oper

Procter & Gamble Co. held on to its top ranking among the leading national advertisers in 1986 even

Firms Link to Develop Cervical Cancer TestPALO ALTO, Calif. - Syva, a division of Syntex Cor

Arch of Kentucky Inc. will supply 8,100 tons of steam coal to the Tennessee Valley Authority under t

A top Nuclear Regulatory Commission official says Boston Edison Co.'s plan to restart the troubled P