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An Open Letter to Ronald Reagan on U.S.-Canadian Free Trade Talks (Underlying the grave and not-so-g

Another bucket of cold water has been poured on the recurring idea of a common market in Southeast A

A fight is brewing between natural gas utilities in the eastern United States and two interstate pip

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

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

New Jersey Motor Truck Association, annual awards ceremony, Sept. 26, the Pines Manor, Edison, N.J.

British Aerospace, the U.K. aircraft manufacturer, has beaten off tough international competition an

A group of four investors has purchased a 9 percent interest in Tesoro Petroleum Corp. and may try t

Nigeria has presented improved rescheduling proposals to holders of its promissory notes who are owe

Microsoft Windows/386, a program released Wednesday by Redmond, Wash.-based Microsoft Corp., should

Spurred by the need to make up shortfalls in charitable contributions and grants, non-profit operati

Industrial and Third World countries harbor pirates of proprietary goods who cost U.S. companies $20

Six weeks after taking over the Pacific operations of United States Lines, Sea-Land Service Inc. has

Caribbean countries looked on with disbelief" as most of U.S. financial assistance normally destined

The Greater Los Angeles World Trade Center Association has chosen as its executive director the chie

The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey is lukewarm about plans to expand the last container t

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

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

Officials of the Pittsburgh & Lake Erie Railroad resumed talks Wednesday afternoon in Pittsburgh wit

The International Maritime Organization is calling on member countries to introduce effective legisl

The United States will go all-out next month in a bid to recapture its lost share of a giant Soviet

U.S.-Canadian free trade talks came to a dead stop Wednesday afternoon, suspended untilfurther notic

The Monterey, a U.S.-flag cruise ship partially owned by the International Organization of Masters,

Calculated self-interest should encourage the United States to maintain a high level of foreign aid,

The Commission of the European Economic Community proposed a series of measures to curb production o

The Philadelphia Port Corp. is conducting negotiations aimed at opening the first direct rail link t

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

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

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

The U.S. Court of Appeals here will hear arguments Dec. 14 on the Federal Maritime Commission's deci

Continuing advances in technology are rapidly changing who uses EDI and how it is used, said Cliffor

September 23, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gal

Despite steadily growing domestic demand, China will continue to export crude oil and petroleum prod

The United States and Europe can no longer get rid of farm surpluses by shipping them to the Third W

International Coffee Organization producers have agreed on a formula for a return to export quotas t

Argentina must stand trial in a federal court for bombing and rocket-strafing a U.S.-chartered oil t

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