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Three New York Insurance Exchange syndicates, including at least one that has filed plans to withdra

Marine insurers from around the world attending their annual convention here reacted cautiously on f

The first international meeting on chemical hazards in Africa ended last week with a call for the co

Pragma Bio-Tech Signs Deal With Japan FirmBLOOMFIELD, N.J. - Pragma Bio-Tech Inc., a medical

IDA UGANDA - $65 million from the World Bank's International Development Association and $24

Concerns over export and import markets have popped up in the cattle industry in the past, but for t

A prospective U.S.-Canadian free trade accord will remove virtually all tariffs but not all non-tari

Zenith Seeks Savings With Retirement PlanGLENVIEW, Ill. - Zenith Electronics Corp., struggli

A top European Community executive warned the Belgian government that its proposal to tax foreign mo

Global Atomic Agency Seen Keeping S. AfricaSouth Africa will not be ousted from the Internat

Public Service Co. of New Hampshire's largest creditor proposed an alternate refinancing plan Tuesda

Top Stories: European shipowners are retreating from bulk markets moving toward areas such as

Japan's Fuji Heavy Industries Ltd., which makes Subaru automobiles, said it has formed a company to

The Argentine government plans to seek $1 billion in new loans as well as a drastic cut in interest

Soaring malpractice and fire insurance costs have halted abortion services at some clinics - a resul

JAL Planning to Buy Five More Boeing 747sJapan Air Lines said Monday it will buy five new lo

Alaskan Governor Steve Cowper said agreements on trade, technology and educational exchanges between

Volvo, the Swedish car that is advertised as safe and durable and is a favorite of young professiona

U.S. and Canadian negotiators have scheduled three days of meetings here this week to complete work

Utility analysts are thinking over the unthinkable as Public Service Co. of New Hampshire floats ano

The Customs Service plans to require that all ships entering U.S. ports submit a unique" bill of lad

A weeklong exchange of ideas and a closed-door session in the southern Republic of Georgia has produ

Singapore-NY Meeting To Focus on FuturesRepresentatives of the New York Mercantile Exchange

The frills are back. MGM Grand Air recently began ultra first-class flights complete with ca

The Interstate Commerce Commission Monday rejected a request that it not delay the sale of the Soo L

Two New York state legislators are squaring off to battle the Port Authority of New York and New Jer

The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey says construction will start this month on a $31.2 mil

Fred Keady, a Chicago businessman, has reached an agreement to purchase Millers Cove Resources Inc.,

GE, Redding Power Set Cogeneration VentureSCHENECTADY, N.Y. - General Electric Co. signed a

Many members of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries are allowing customers to scale ba

Pending export control revisions in the House and Senate trade bills could help U.S. exporters signi

Spokesmen for a salvage expedition that surveyed the wreck of the Titanic said Monday that an explos

The following business missions are scheduled to arrive in the United States. The Journal of Commerc

Philips Seeks Share Of N. American PhilipsEINDHOVEN, Netherlands - N.V. Philips' Gloeilampen

James River Corp. of Richmond, Va., and Papierfabrik August Koehler AG of Oberkirch, West Germany, s

Australia may have to halt or ease meat exports to the United States to keep within its quota level,

A new company has raised $20 million through a public stock offering to take advantage of the improv

The Philippine minister for economic planning bitterly assigned blame for her country's recent polit

Japan Plans to Expand LDC Trade InsuranceTOKYO - Japan will expand its trade insurance from

Meat production is expected to edge higher next year in some of the world's biggest livestock-produc