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

The president of the Transport Union Workers Local 100, who represents 30,000 members working for th

Saying it wants to separate real estate development from railroading in its investors' minds, Capita

E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Co.'s Du Pont Japan Ltd. has resolved to manufacture Viton fluoroelastomer

When the temperature drops to just above absolute zero, and the vacuum approaches that of deep space

Shippers asked the Interstate Commerce Commission to set clear standards for resolving disputes invo

Panic oil buying, hoarding, skyrocketing prices and huge economic disruption could follow a choking

U.S. coarse grain exports are forecast to increase to 63.4 million metric tons in 1992-93 from 49.3

The people of the twin-island Caribbean nation of Trinidad and Tobago are hoping natural gas will fu

The Reagan administration has no objection to a bill requiring Congress to approve swapping oil righ

The official IMF dollar rate for the special drawing right as measured by a basket of currencies den

The London International Financial Futures Exchange is working on a new clearing system that should

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

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

Forecast Revised For China SoybeansThe U.S. agricultural counselor in Beijing has forecast C

FlightSafety to Train TWA's 727 PilotsTrans World Airlines Boeing 727 pilots will train at F

St. Johnsbury Fined For Illegal DumpingALBANY, N.Y. - St. Johnsbury Trucking Co. has been fi

A massive health insurance plan, referred to as state health insurance, has run into trouble even as

Paccar Inc. said it hopes to have a Brazilian-made Class 7 tractor in this country by the end of th

The Canadian trucking industry has climbed out of the recessionary rut it fell into in the early 198

France has urged its oil companies to stop buying Iranian crude oil, Industry Minister Alain Madelin

The Maritime Administration agreed to allow Sea-Land Service Inc. to operate temporarily four vessel

A controversy over special French government aid for the construction of oil tankers might jeopardiz

Two asbestos cases on different ends of the country involving claims from former Brooklyn Navy Yard

Cahners Publishing Co. announced it has reached an agreement with the Technology Information Researc

The combined major government bond markets in July registered a total return of -2 percent non-annua

Thu., Aug. 6, 1987 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.K

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

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

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

The government has decided to refer British Airways' 237 million ($386 million) bid for British Cal

President Reagan's decision to provide protection to Kuwaiti oil tankers in the Persian Gulf is forc

McDonald's will stop serving its U.S. customers Big Macs and other food in foam containers made with

Mack Trucks Inc. raised the total of its payments to transferring workers at Winnsboro, S.C., to ove

1014.5 (Aug. 6) Previous day - 1003.0 The Baltic International Freight Futures Exchange in L

The 224,607-deadweight-ton Norwegian tanker Mia Margrethe arrived off Fujairah Thursday under tow.<

The head of the special office created by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission to monitor the Tennessee

Some U.S. exporters are finding a market in Japan for a lower grade of metallurgical coal used in st

Rep. Edward J. Markey of Massachusetts is the most visible critic of nuclear power in Congress, and