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Sporting Goods Group Schedules Fall ShowThe Sporting Goods Manufacturers Association is hold

The market for large volume petrochemicals in the United States remained strong in August, spurred m

Delegates from 43 nations have gathered this week to conclude the world's first treaty to control ch

Monsanto, Mycogen Form R&D AccordST. LOUIS - Monsanto Co. and Mycogen Corp. announced a mult

Four British minesweepers assembled in the Gulf of Oman Tuesday to join three French warships as min

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

Suit Seeks to Declare NJ Insurer InsolventTRENTON, N.J. - The state Department of Insurance

The U.S. Department of Agriculture has expanded to 91 square miles its quarantine area in Los Angele

A new study says a proposal to limit U.S. imports of cloth, clothes and shoes could cost U.S. consum

A British company, European Electronics Systems Ltd., has developed a system to detect and analyze b

Canada's west coast forest companies are happy that their country's free trade negotiators have been

He emphasizes that 80 percent of the eastbound North Atlantic cargo traffic carried by Swissair is f

South Jersey Gas Co. and its industrial customers are locked in combat over new federal regulations

The British government has again rejected a call from the transport industry to raise the truck weig

Computerization of the nation's shipping and distribution industry is coming slowly and with some di

Norwegian shipowner Knut Ulstein Kloster said that a contract for the Phoenix project could be signe

Business organizations and the government plan to spend US$1.43 billion in the next five years to en

Pennsylvania's Peach Bottom nuclear plant, the only U.S. plant ever closedbecause operators

Alcan Aluminum Ltd. has settled its differences in a longstanding dispute with the Canadian federal

Japan accounted for 31 percent of the U.S. trade deficit in July, with Taiwan following at 11 percen

ITC Ruling Decides In Favor of TimkenCANTON, Ohio - The International Trade Commission Tuesd

The sixth Watch & Clock Fair notched up record attendance and business, the government-backed Trade

U.S. Court of Appeals in Texas overturned lower court rulings that an agent was liable for a custom

The U.S. dollar declined against major foreign currencies Tuesday, and many analysts now suspect the

The Japanese government has come up with a plan to double the number of Japanese travelers abroad in

Farmstead Telephone Group Inc. signed a letter of intent in China as the first official step toward

A delegation from China's Ministry of Aviation Industry arrived in Seattle Tuesday to discuss cooper

In a year filled with red-letter days for Conrail, Oct. 1 may rank as one of the best for about 92,0

Trailer manufacturers are starting to show the first signs of interest in anti-lock brakes, but most

The board of Gotaas-Larsen Shipping Corp. said Tuesday that it has authorized the management of the

Maine Terminal To Handle Car ImportsPORTLAND, Maine - Non-union Merrill Terminal will become

The time has come for government and industry to cooperate in the development of new research activi

1048.0 (Sept. 15) Previous day - 1049.0 The Baltic International Freight Futures Exchange in

Japanese companies are expected to be much more active in mergers and acquisitions in the future, ba

Textile Imports Up From Communist BlocTextile imports from communist countries have shot up

Jamaica's raw sugar output for 1986-87 reached 187,966 metric tons, 12,321 less than in 1985-86, the

Tenneco Oil Exploration & Production Co. will drill a rank exploratory well in virgin territory in t

More than 20 million air bags will be in U.S. cars by the end of model year 1994 and will prevent th

Stock prices fell sharply Tuesday, with the Dow Jones average of 30 industrials sinking 46.47 points

Mexico May Issue Silver-Backed BondsWASHINGTON - The Silver Institute says Mexico is serious