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A major Japanese importer has taken North American Bear Co. under its arm and will distribute its pl

Drug smugglers beware. The Coast Guard has added four high-speed, high-tech boats to its fig

Italy has no immediate plans to send minesweepers to the gulf and still believes the United Nations

The mysterious appearance of mines in waters outside the Persian Gulf has dramatically raised the st

The U.S. Navy is sending an unspecified number of small patrol boats to bolster its escort of Kuwait

The Greeks, who have seen themselves grow steadily poorer for two years in a row, have received a wa

Swiss Transport and Energy Minister Leon Schlumpf, who strongly defended Swiss interests in road tra

The number of farms in the United States dropped 2 percent last year, while the size of the average

Singer Engelbert Humperdinck, British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher's son and 91 other passengers

Intermodal Transportation Assoc., second annual conference and expo, Sept. 8-11, New York Penta Hote

The original partners in a new European computer reservation system - Galileo - have announced a com

Manufacturers Joins New York ExchangeManufacturers Hanover became a member of the New York S

Gasoline supplies continued to decline and distillate oil inventories edged upward last week, accord

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

County agricultural inspectors, who stayed off the job to protest ongoing contract negotiations, hav

A railway labor group is asking a U.S. district court to force the nation's railroads to negotiate w

A petition against the government takeover of Scindia Steam Navigation Co. was withdrawn in Bombay h

Traditional Exports Non-precious metals, precious stones and metals, machinery, automotive v

The chances of finding oil in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge on Alaska's northeastern coast are

Reports that Japan's Toshiba Corp. has lost its bid to sell 90,000 lap-top computers to the U.S. Air

The nation's factories shipped $107.9 billion worth of electronic equipment, components and related

The U.S. Customs Service's latest application of its staged entry policy is showing wrinkles that te

Three young men, drenched like street urchins, waited with Humberto Collado's security guards when h

Unloading Unlimited's name fits. The company has unloaded an unlimited amount of dry-bulk co

The market for controlled release pharmaceutical products is expected to reach $3.8 billion by 1991,

Dowling Fuel Co., a medium-sized, 24-hour, full-service fuel oil company based here, boasts a multim

A $345 million program to deepen the Kill Van Kull and Newark Bay channels in New York harbor is the

Salomon Brothers successfully automated a linkup for executing and clearing equity trades between it

Transcon Broadens Coverage in HawaiiORANGE, Calif. - Transcon Lines said it has broadened it

Growth in seaborne imports and exports slowed in the first quarter compared with the fourth quarter

Federal transportation officials should accept Canadian and Mexican truck drivers' licenses if they

The finance minister urged the public to buy more U.S. products, saying the government alone could n

A defense lawyer says a couple accused of illicitly exporting sophisticated U.S. electronics gear to

Caribbean Products To Be Shown in NYOver 100 U.S. and Caribbean companies will participate i

AVIATION Washington state lawmakers passed an anti-takeover bill to protect the Boeing Co.

BASF Raises Prices Of Rayon ProductsWILLIAMSBURG, Va. - BASF Corp.'s fiber division announce

The number of working oil and gas rigs in the United States this week rose by 10 from the previous w

Moody's Investors Service has launched a new rating service to assess the claims-paying abilities of

Whither the hub? That child of the '70s with its radiating spokes has taken over the landscape of th

Chrysler Corp. Chairman Lee A. Iacocca told the legal establishment that the willingness of American