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Florida Gas Completes Expansion of PipelineFlorida Gas Transmission Co. completed a 100 mill

Up to 300 barrels of gasoline spilled into the Arthur Kill, between Staten Island and New Jersey ear

Iraq, facing a balance of payments crisis as it fights for survival against Iran, is striving to boo

The best part of Michele Mitchell's job is watching the grass grow. The worst part, she says

Cogeneration Project Gains Calif. ApprovalSACRAMENTO, Calif. - The California Energy Commiss

Twelve years after the first atomic bomb was dropped on Hiroshima, President Eisenhower dedicated th

The Tennessee Valley Authority is getting ready to issue a solicitation for bids on a contract to su

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

John Ward is President Reagan's idea of the perfect farmer. Mr. Ward runs a farm so efficien

The falling U.S. dollar seems to be doing the trick, as U.S. exports to Hong Kong resume growth afte

US Boosts Exports Of Kraft LinerboardU.S. exports of kraft linerboard rose 20.5 percent to 2

Franchise associations in Europe and Australia endorsed a U.S. group's proposal for a new multinatio

Norway is amending its criminal code to impose tougher penalties on illegal exports of high technolo

Japan posted an unadjusted trade surplus of $6.608 billion in June, down from $7.358 billion a year

Two of Hong Kong's major producers of electronic toys and games plan to expand their interests in th

The minister of international trade and industry will go to Washington to try to defuse tension over

A lingering dispute over European pasta exports to the United States couldbreak out into a t

UK Inflation Rate Hits 4.2 percent in JuneBritain's annual inflation rate, as measured by re

The increasingly aggressive application of U.S. fair trade laws against Canada and other trading par

Twenty sugar-exporting countries, hoping for an increase in U.S. sugar import quotas, have urged Con

To raise (trade) barriers, denying access, may be tempting for short-term relief, but such foolhardy

More than 170 years after Eliphalet Remington made his first flintlock rifle on a frontier forge, th

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

Japanese Firm Makes Indoor Surfing DeviceNKK, Japan's leading steelmaker and a diversified e

Food trends for 1988 will be forecast at this week's International Fancy Food & Confection Show, the

US and Sweden Sign Agreement on CustomsThe United States and Sweden plan to help each other

Domestic mills shipped 6,247,000 net tons of steel products in May, roughly the same amount as in Ap

China's fashion houses are switching from clothes with what are called national characteristics" in

Congress will start acting this week on textile-footwear import quotas legislation. The bill

Mobil Exploration China said H.R. Taylor, a vice president, will head the company's office that open

Representatives of Japan and the European Community ended two days of trade talks at the weekend at

Wholesale prices rose a modest 0.2 percent in June, with a moderation in food price increases partia

New claims for state unemployment insurance benefits were made by 341,000 people during the week end

Imports by debtor nations between 1980 and 1985 would have been $110 billion higher were it not for

Airborne Freight Corp. cited the higher costs it incurred while expanding capacity as the reason for

FINANCIAL The Treasury searched for ways to calm the Eurobond market turmoil resulting from

Self-sufficiency in rice which has been achieved by Indonesia should be further stepped up to includ

Japan could afford to let its currency rise in value up to 130 yen to thedollar, Fritz Leutw

The Treasury Department moved to quell growing fears in the Eurobond market stemming from a tax trea

A Senate trade bill amendment, which requires the president to respond to countries which persistent