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The nation's major general retailers reported that their sales revenue grew modestly in July, contin

JUST WATCH THAT ECONOMY GO. It continues to grow, sturdy and steady, with a basic strength that show

The relationship between the United States and Japan is in danger of slipping into a policy of mutua

Robert V. Delaney has joined the Washington, D.C.-headquartered accounting firm of Ernst & Whinney a

It's early in the campaign but Sen. Bob Dole's strategy seems clearly mapped out. He's runni

Attorney General Traveling to ChinaU.S. Attorney General Edwin Meese III will travel to Chin

Italian pasta traders have expressed doubts as to the workable value of this week's European Communi

Major industrial plants were shut down Thursday as thousands of South Korean workers continued wildc

A U.S. garment company is the first participant in a Jamaican government program to exchange parts o

Chrysler Motors appointed seven executives to major areas of responsibility in manufacturing as part

A limited work stoppage by some Italian airport Customs officials risks escalating into a national s

American International Group, Inc. insurance subsidiaries do not normally reinsure 90 percent of the

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

The U.S. imported 19,402 short tons of sugar, raw value, during the week ended July 25, the U.S. Dep

Fewer roses and more thorns appeared in the latest White House economic outlook. Once again

AVIATION Australia's Qantas posts a record profit, despite "dumping" by U.S. airlines. 5BNo

The big fish" of northern Mexican industry are helping little fish" get started in small manufacturi

The U.K. car manufacturer Austin Rover doubled its revenue from export sales during the first six mo

US to Restrict Imports Of Chinese TungstenPresident Reagan said that the United States will

The House Appropriations Committee sharply cut back administration funding requests for the Export-I

Current Textile Quotas: Where the Average Recent Utilization RateIndicates Full Quota Utiliz

An integrated management system from Britain provides real-time data-logging and display, animated m

Congress Wrangles Over Debt CeilingCongressional talks continued Thursday in an attempt to f

The Commerce Ministry is tightening procedures to stamp out what it calls illegal methods of private

War-risk insurance premiums on cargo shipped in and out of Kuwaiti ports are now at their highest le

Rep. Henry Waxman, D-Calif., stepped forward Thursday to lead the opposition in the House Energy and

CSX Transportation Inc. and its two main labor unions signed a drug testing agreement they predict w

A Japanese shipping company that now provides the only major container service between Hawaii and As

The Reagan administration reportedly informed Japan as early as last December that it suspected five

A civil grand jury has criticized the port of San Francisco's management, but the port's executive d

The Manhattan - the first U.S.-flag supertanker, the first ship to make a commercial voyage through

The United States and Canada may be headed for a major confrontation over automotive trade, a privat

McDonnell Douglas Corp. is studying a proposal from its Chinese partner to increase the coproduction

The share of cars built in North America probably will remain stable but domestic automakers will ha

You don't have to shell out a small fortune to set up shop in Tokyo. It is true that reasona

China edged closer to initiating domestic and international air cargo service Wednesday when it anno

Ferranti Computer Systems Ltd. of Britain has developed a modular high- frequency sonar system that

Traditional U.S. automakers now have a better chance to regain their competitiveness - and to do it

Ling Electronics Inc. of Anaheim, Calif., a company that manufactures vibration test systems for ind

Sugar Imports Total 39,349 Tons for WeekThe United States imported 39,349 short tons of suga