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The National Governors' Association Monday considered a policy statement on AIDS that emphasizes edu

A small south London brewery that still makes local deliveries by horse drawn dray is set to revolut

A key Senate committee approved legislation to allow the federal government to discipline unsafe rai

There has been little movement in a dispute over European Community pasta export subsidies, with onl

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

Consilium Marine AB of Stockholm has developed a monitor that controls the amount of oil discharged

Flexibility appears to be the key to a Ford Motor Co. plan to begin building its popular Brazilian-m

State-owned British Coal has threatened to halt further investment in new coal projects unless miner

The Coast Guard proposed doing away with the existing southern Tampa Bay, Fla., shipping fairway anc

President Corazon Aquino's unusually strong criticism of foreign creditors triggered Filipino legisl

The biggest U.S. companies will continue restructuring to promote greater efficiency and are most li

AVIATION Donald D. Engen, former FAA chief, predicted that Congress will split the agency aw

Enzo Biochem Inc. announced the awarding of a patent by the Canadian Patent Office for its non-radio

An orderly increase in oil prices is possible after next month if global demand expands at that time

Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.'s Celeron Oil and Gas subsidiary completed the sale of its oil and gas re

President Reagan urged scientific and business interests to maintain U.S. leadership in the promisin

XTRA Corp., the Boston-based equipment leasing company, said it has formed a new management group an

Officials at the U.S. Office of Surface Mining altered records last year to help justify their decis

Along with Congress' failure to raise the federal debt limit, interest rate futures have been pressu

A Customs Service plan to alter the means by which importers file entry data has run into a snag.

MIPS Inks Agreement With Japanese FirmSUNNYVALE, Calif. - MIPS Computer Systems Inc. announc

Europe's Airbus Industrie is stepping up its efforts to have some of its aircraft parts made in the

In the northern tip of Chile, Chinese trade officials are preparing to move into six warehouses from

A U.S. government agency has begun to sell insurance policies to safeguard U.S. companies against lo

Former President Jimmy Carter said it's no coincidence that the decision to provide protection to Ku

The board of directors of Sante Fe Southern Pacific Corp. elected Robert D. Krebs chief executive of

Ford Motor Co. and the United Auto Workers union will shape a contract that gives workers job securi

Suppliers of shipbuilders and ship operators warned a government commission that failure to revive U

The first of several world-scale fertilizer manufacturing facilities for National Fertilizer Co. of

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

The dissident heir of a Texas ranching dynasty is suing Exxon Corp., claiming that the world's large

Pennzoil Co. has withdrawn an offer to settle its $10.3 billion judgment against Texaco Inc. for $4.

The California Public Utilities Commission may find a plan guaranteeing a trucking line's performanc

Construction will begin this fall on Metro-North's Park Avenue tunnel now that the contractor has ba

Two Canadian railroads and their unions are awaiting a report by Labor Commissioner Douglas Stanley

KFC Corp., the first Western fast-food chain to do business in China, announced plans to open the wo

Against the tide of billowing black Japanese creations surging onto the international fashion scene,

Arbitration Deals Blow To Pittsburgh FirmsConstruction unions say they have won one of many

Boeing Earnings Drop in Quarter SEATTLE - Boeing Co. reported that its second-quarter earnin

Reports that Ford Motor Co. is considering producing its 'Cargo' line of trucks in the United States