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The Soviet Union plans to conduct further judicial proceedings to determine responsibility for desig

Damage to a lock at Demopolis, Ala., will halt barging to Mobile for two to three weeks but won't cu

DataCard Corp. and National Computer Systems Inc. jointly announced they signed a definitive standst

A French naval squadron left port Thursday to sail for the Middle East in what French officials call

Voters in suburban Macomb County, a nationally recognized indicator of trends among blue-collar Amer

Senate Banking Chairman William Proxmire, D-Wis., will move forward with a bill to grant limited new

A citizens' group has been formed to study non-medical issues raised by AIDS in the New York City-no

A colorful new lexicon is being added to financial industry terminology by recent developments in co

W.R. Grace & Co. subsidiary Grace Japan K.K. has begun construction of an $8 million research center

An international accord setting capital requirement standards for commercial banks is likely this ye

The fine chemical market reached an estimated $23 billion sales level in 1986, spurred by increasing

RLC Corp. appointed Patrick J. Bagley vice president and treasurer. Mr. Bagley, who was elected trea

Bethlehem Steel Corp., announcing its third consecutive quarterly profit, Wednesday reported operati

Massachusetts Studies Referendum ProposalThe Massachusetts Attorney General's department is

More than 80 maritime companies, unions and trade associations asked for Senate help to remove shipp

Shipowners and cargo owners are losing large sums of money because of the growing incidence of chart

The U.S. Sweetener Producers Group, including Florida sugar cane growers, filed a formal request urg

The Iranian missile, traveling at 280 meters a second, hit the Panamanian tanker amidships. It slice

Asian textile companies are setting up large manufacturing operations on the tiny Northern Mariana I

United States Lines won the opening skirmish in a legal battle over a misplaced decimal point that s

The government moved in to take over 33 private Peruvian financial institutions, but it has left for

NWA Inc. Says Net Up SharplyST. PAUL, Minn. - NWA Inc., parent of Northwest Airlines, report

The House Aviation Subcommittee Thursday cleared a bill requiring mandatory performance reporting by

July 30, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

Major French oil companies have halted purchases of oil from Iran following increased tension betwee

Phillips 66 to Boost Polyethylene CapacityPASADENA, Texas - Phillips 66 Co. will increase th

Overall prices of imports into the United States rose 4 percent in the second quarter, down from the

AVIATION A House subcommittee approved an airline consumer protection bill that calls for ma

Gov. Bill Clements told a trade representative from Taiwan that the state of Texas welcomes the chan

Once the rules are posted, interest in turning Brazil's international debt into equity should be kee

Alien workers employed in the Northern Mariana Island textile industry often are forced to work long

The state-run Port of Singapore Authority, may be reticent about its achievements, but the country's

Federal Reserve Governor H. Robert Heller indicates he would prefer a faster turnaround in the trade

Soviet Grain Forecasts Are Termed PrematureForecasts that the Soviet Union's 1987 grain crop

The record numbers of airline passengers filing complaints about airlines are receiving service at a

Arizona's position on allowing insurance companies to test for AIDS is in jeopardy following the sta

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

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

Enserch Exploration Partners Ltd. announced second-quarter 1987 earnings of $10.7 million or 11 cent

Barclays PLC, the second-biggest British bank, suffered its first-ever loss during the first half of