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

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

The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials inched ahead to a 4.78-point gain Friday, closing at 2455.99

Rohm & Haas Co. announced it will sell its Kydex acrylic polyvinyl chloride sheet assets to Kleerdex

Fri., July 10, 1987 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.

Corrosion inhibitor chemicals demand in 17 major U.S. chemical market segments is expected to rise t

Sale of La. Railroads Awaits ICC RulingHODGE, La. - An official from the North Louisiana & G

The replacement of indicted Port Commissioner Refugio Rey Gonzales Jr. by county officials here has

Massachusetts insurers are complaining about a state proposal that wouldallow them to conduc

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

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

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

The U.S. aircraft industry has a sign out reading, (Congressional) Help Wanted. The industry

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

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

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

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

Having decided against fighting extradition, the former managing director of failed Ka Wah Bank appe

Airgas Inc. announced the conclusion of a previously announced agreement with Elkem Metals Co. to fo

Truckers operating in commercial zones near major cities would have to meet federal truck safety law

Empresa Maritime del Estado, the Chilean state-owned carrier, has resumed its in dependent liner ser

923.5 (July 10) Previous day - 923.0 The Baltic International Freight Futures Exchange in Lo

The USS Kitty Hawk has come home. After more than 25 years cruising the world, the giant Nav

A bill designed to reduce insurance premiums for ski area operators has been killed in the state Ass

Zaire's oil production declined 4.5 percent in 1986 to 11.68 million barrels compared with a year ea

Legislation to protect 31 million Medicare beneficiaries from the catastrophic cost of serious illne

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

Mobil Opens an Office In Beijing for AffiliateMobil Oil Corp. Friday opened an office in Bei

July 10, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

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

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

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

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

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

Shippers will square off with shipowners and cargo underwriters in San Francisco next month over an

Cliff Elgin may be surrounded by horses in Louisville, Ky., but he isn't running with the insurance

Haiti's prolonged and bloody general strikes have paralyzed some U.S. offshore manufacturing operati

An Australian maritime union has called for an investigation into the occupational health and safety