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President Corazon Aquino has signed a new national investment code providing tax breaks and other in

After nearly half a century at its historic left-bank home, the American Center of Paris has sold it

A consortium of six Japanese companies and a U.S. company jointly submitted a proposal to help build

A Tokyo car dealer has paid $3 million for a British Columbia car sales company to learn North Ameri

Japan's trade minister proposed to U.S. officials that the same sensitive technology Toshiba illegal

Pierre Lardinois, Dutch Statesman, DiesTHE HAGUE, Netherlands - Dutch statesman Pierre Lardi

The Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group of Hong Kong is withdrawing from Vancouver after a run of losses.<

Canadian business leaders are pushing hard to seal a free trade agreement between the United States

British-manufactured robotic vehicles that are designed for materials handling, are said to be the f

China said its inflation rate accelerated in the first half of 1987 and construction projects defied

Representatives of the different sectors of the U.S. sweetener industry here disagree over whether t

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

Thailand's Labor Department criticized the U.S. government's decision to consider curbing duty-free

The U.S. textile and apparel trade deficit for May rose 29 percent from May 1986 to a record of $1.9

The International Longshoremen's Association has lost the first round in a legal dispute that both u

Senate Trade Bill Vote Expected on TuesdayThe final Senate vote on its version of the omnibu

KLM Royal Dutch Airlines will add Orlando, Fla., to its route map under a new aviation accord reache

Less than a month after scathing congressional criticism of airport security screening, the Federal

A British Airways jetliner bound for Los Angeles flew within 1,000 yards of a Royal Air Force cargo

Senate Confirms McArtor as FAA ChiefThe Senate, as expected, confirmed T. Allan McArtor as t

The Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association, whose membership includes thousands of pilots and aircra

American Airlines is negotiating with one of its contract feed partners for the purchase of regional

Britain's small independent airlines have started lobbying against the proposed merger of British Ai

Santa Fe Agrees to Sell Construction CompanySanta Fe Southern Pacific Corp. has agreed to se

A federal district judge has extended an injunction that bars railroad shop craft unions from taking

The pending divestiture of the Santa Fe and Southern Pacific railroads must not be structured merely

The maritime industry is citing 14 heroic Coast Guardsmen who rescued the crew of a Soviet cargo shi

A consulting firm hired by the Long Island Rail Road to oversee the purchase of concrete slabs was p

The state's top insurance official is reviewing a rate hike requested by a group of insurance firms

Island Shipping Lines Ltd. asked the secretary of transportation to halt for a full hearing a decisi

Port officials in Bordeaux are pulling out all stops to start a regular container service to the U.S

The Kuwaiti tankers that will carry the Stars and Stripes through the Persian Gulf past Iranian guns

The Maritime Administration and its subsidy board will allow Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. to broaden tw

Operators of tankers in domestic services, especially the Alaskan-Lower 48 oil trade, want the Marit

State Insurance Commissioner Bill Gunter announced that the solvency in surer for United American He

The federal agency that guarantees pension plans for millions of U.S. workers said it will try to bl

Pension Reclassification By NY State UpheldALBANY, N.Y. - The state properly reclassified tw

Four former members of Lloyd's of London arrested last week have been charged with conspiracy to def

Many U.S. companies intend to make changes to their retiree health plans, accord ing to a survey of

As the number of U.S. business failures spurted ahead by 8.5. percent during the first six months of