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The U.S. Department of Energy is taking money from civilian programs to fund visionary military plan

The Long Island Lighting Co. announced that it plans to expand its West Babylon plant to produce 200

Australia has become the center for coal technology training for developing countries. Altho

Oregon strawberry growers are expected to harvest their third highest strawberry crop since 1971 thi

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

The South Korean government is sending buying missions to the United States, as part of a sweeping p

5th Annual PC Expo Slated for Sept. 1-3The 5th Annual PC Expo will be held at the Jacob K. J

The government of South Korea's new "liberal" economic policy, which becomes effective today, is des

Transamerica Corp. may look to Wall Street to help its new subsidiary get off the ground. Th

Authorities in Taiwan are serious about liberalizing the country's economy, with further measures du

The European Community with relative suddenness has replaced the United States as the world's leadin

The America of the future is going to be vastly different from the country in which most of us have

Legislation to overhaul the Florida insurance exchange may not be adopted after all. Gov. Bo

While the Massachusetts Medical Malpractice Joint Underwriting Association runs a $711 million paper

Prohibiting health insurers from testing individual applicants for the AIDS virus "could seriously i

Illinois Lawmakers Pass AIDS LegislationSPRINGFIELD, Ill. - State lawmakers passed a sweepin

The Senate Banking and Insurance Committee has approved legislation that imposes heavy surcharges on

The Iranian navy is more likely to wage a guerrilla war against U.S. warships in the Persian Gulf th

''The years have passed too quickly, O gentle bequeather of time, Be a good old boy and bring back t

The New York Insurance Exchange is planning to seek the rehabilitation or liquidation of three more

After one hour of deliberation on Monday, a jury unanimously found in the U.S. District Court for th

The Environmental Protection Agency plans to follow construction bans it imposed on 14 cities that h

Ship salvage operators took slightly more than eight weeks to refloat the English Channel ferry that

West Coast longshoremen and shipping management are expected to reach a contract settlement on time

Soviet ships are calling at Montreal to pick up U.S. cargo in increasing numbers to the frustration

Traffic at the port of Marseilles slipped by 7.5 percent to 38 million metric tons during the first

The U.S.S. Nimitz, the 95,000-ton nuclear-powered aircraft carrier that's as tall as a 17-story buil

John Bond was named chief executive, Americas, of Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corp., a Hong Kong-b

The Federal Maritime Commission may require the Trans-Pacific Freight Conference of Japan to revamp

Foreign investors welcomed the South Korean government's expected political reforms, although some s

The government said that its main forecasting gauge of future economic activity climbed 0.7 percent

Israel's emergency economic program has gone a long way toward saving the nation's economy, but furt

A World Bank report forecasts that the global economy is heading for a slowdown and perhaps a declin

Orders to U.S. factories for manufactured goods were unchanged in May as a steep decline in military

The Soviet Union adopted a historic economic reforms law Tuesday that officials said will alter the

Mexico's Credit Line Switched by USDAThe Agriculture Department shifted $20 million in GSM-1

Further U.S.-Israeli joint venture investments may depend on Israel's foreign currency policy, say t

Sen. Jake Garn, R-Utah, will introduce a bill which would sanction foreign com panies which violate

Japanese Deal Likely, Polish Leader SaysTOKYO - Japan and Poland may announce a concrete eco

The United States managed to sell more shoes abroad even while it was buying foreign footwear in rec