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A proposal for the extensive restructuring of the leading Italian port of Genoa has been presented t

Pacific Eastern Nears 3 L's Inc. AcquisitionHOUSTON - Pacific Eastern Corp., a Houston-based

Most truckers don't mind rolling their rigs a few more miles for some extra bucks. But seein

Mack Trucks Inc. reported income of $11.5 million, or 38 cents a share, on revenue of $496.8 million

The dispute between Mack Trucks Inc. and the United Auto Workers may be turning into a fight no one

A bus driver was forced to evacuate his passengers when a horde of overheated cockroaches crawled ou

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

Delta Air Lines reported net income was $58.8 million, or $1.21 a share, compared with $22.2 million

The chances look good for House passage of the bill voted this week by the House Interior Committee

A new study says Pacific Rim nations continue to discriminate against products made in California, w

Sweden's biggest condom manufacturer said it's having trouble keeping up with demand. Kjell

Congress should consider increasing the activities of the U.S. and Foreign Commercial Service, an ex

Ex-Im Bank Examining Local Level AuthorityThe Export-Import Bank is examining whether to giv

U.S. manufacturers should have an easier time exporting to Mexico in coming months, thanks to a new

Leftist peasants denounced President Corazon Aquino's land reform program. Mrs. Aquino signe

Sumitomo Rubber Industries, Japan's leading maker of industrial flooring, is laying the groundwork f

Japanese daily newspapers reacted to Wednesday's passage by the U.S. Senate of the omnibus trade bil

An executive of Siemens AG, the West German electronics group, paid a courtesy call at the first-eve

Revenue from tourism in Italy is expected to recover to around $53 billion this year, compared with

The Italian agricultural trade deficit for January-April this year worsened by nearly 7 percent to a

In the latest of a series of articles on the controversial success of a woman managing shops leased

Middle-aged Americans - the 35-54 age group - control the most buying power and are gaining spending

What happens to the U.S. economy for the remainder of the year is likely to be influenced to a rare

A Brazilian utility that sued Westinghouse Electric Corp. over a disabled nuclear plant may open rep

AVIATION Britain's Civil Aviation Authority defends its safety record. 5BA Texas Air Corp. s

The House Labor Management Relations Subcommittee Thursday endorsed new pension legislation that wil

Officials of Public Service Co. of New Hampshire, owner of the long-delayed Seabrook nuclear plant,

The United States has moved to halt a Soviet invasion, in textiles. The Reagan administratio

R.W. Allen was elected chairman and chief executive of Delta Air Lines Inc., effective Aug. 1. He re

Dallas edged past Texas rival Houston in the Census Bureau's latest population estimates for the nat

The odds against passage this year of any reform of the 50-year-old subsidy system for U.S.-flag lin

The Federal Reserve has allowed a recent easing in overall restraint on the money supply, but withou

Those maliciously mischievous men at the KGB may have unwittingly tripped an insurance policy reimbu

An administration official signaled that President Reagan might be persuaded to sign banking legisla

Volcker to Head Panel On Public ServicePaul Volcker, who is retiring as Federal Reserve chai

Four prominent U.S. senators sent a joint letter to Japan's Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone complai

AVIATION The Defense Department threatened to withhold needed technology if Japan pursues pl

J. Henry Schroder Wagg & Co. of London and Financial Security Assurance of New York announced an agr

The Environmental Protection Agency has drawn the U.S. Department of Defense into its national plans

For Lloyd's of London insurance brokers, today is D-Day - the deadline for divesting their interests