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At the governor's request, the insurance regulator in Rhode Island is developing a policy life and h

The roll call confirmed what many had suspected for weeks: there would be a Senate trade bill.

An Illinois exporter of breeding cattle put together a $1 million business deal with Taiwan after mu

Egypt's drive to expand milling capacity will cut demand for imported wheat flour in the 1987-88 (Ju

CNA Insurance Co. is coming to the rescue of Florida's physicians. State Insurance Commissio

Ontario, Canada's wealthiest, most industrialized and most populous province, will hold a provincial

The National Union of Mineworkers said an estimated 200,000 black gold and coal miners will walk off

South Korea Registers Rise in Trade SurplusSEOUL, South Korea - South Korea's trade surplus

Tokyo is the most expensive market for office space in the world, followed by London, New York, Hong

Amid suggestions that a four-year wave of U.S. corporate pullouts may be cresting, "disinvestment" a

Mexican President Miguel de la Madrid is in Jamaica for a three-day state visit to help celebrate th

Calif. Deal to Create New Wine CompanyA complicated transaction combining Los Angeles-based

The Philippine Coconut Authority plans a public relations campaign against what it fears is a bid by

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

Skywinder Ltd., a British company, is offering a new system for high-level work that bridges the gap

In its first participation in New York's recent international jewelery show, Hong Kong netted busine

A House subcommittee pointed a finger of blame at U.S. importers for counterfeit and mis-marked bolt

LOS ANGELES DISTRICT - PAPERLESS CARGO RELEASE TEST. Effective Aug. 10, the Los Angeles District wil

Bond prices fell in early trading Monday as the market reacted negatively to the latest turmoil in t

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

From U.S. corporations to Arab sheiks and even the Mormon Church, foreigners are being drawn into th

The first 757 package freighter made by Boeing Commercial Airplane was rolled out recently in ceremo

Mon., Aug. 3, 1987 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.K

Secondary market prices of country debt continue to be under pressure, with light activity reported

THE JOURNAL OF COMMERCE Daily Industrial Materials Price Index of Sensitive Spot Commodity Prices on

Fed-Bank of England Proposal QuestionedThe Federal Reserve and the Bank of England's joint p

Despite renewed tensions in the Middle East, the dollar traded in a fairly narrow range on world mar

The director general of the Office of Fair Trading is expected to announce within days whether the p

Pressure to increase revenue and growth in freight traffic are luring some scheduled U.S. passenger

Broker Group Offers Course on CharteringThe Association of Ship Brokers and Agents (U.S.A.)

Iran said Monday it was starting naval maneuvers in the Strait of Hormuz and warned ships and aircra

At Pancho Villa's, a Tex-Mex bar tucked away in the seamy back alleys of Dubai's souk, or market, gu

As Iran and the United States have veered toward confrontation over a U.S. commitment to protect Kuw

Plastic Bag Sales Drop 35 percent in ItalySales of plastic bags in Italy over the first half

The Maritime Subsidy Board agreed to allow American Shipping Inc. to make one voyage with a governme

Attempts by the Italian Ministry of Health to reduce subsidy spending on pharmacy products has backf

Cambridge Bioscience Corp. and Institut Merieux, a French vaccine manufacturer, announced plans to j

Oxford Energy Inc., a subsidiary of Oxford Energy Co., agreed to sell up to6,000 tons annual

Bosch to Manufacture Anti-lock Brakes in USRobert Bosch Corp. (U.S.) will produce its anti-l

U.S. and Canadian oil field chemical consumption has improved in 1987, causing U.S. production chemi