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Foreign trade zones are discovering that "with success comes criticism," says Roy Jaeger, the presid

Southern California's main air traffic control center has the nation's second-worst attrition rate f

After a dip in 1986, trade between the United States and Portugal is set to expand this year.

Japan's second largest steel company came to this tiny Oregon town this week, fulfilling its pledge

Accompanied by the blaring sound of African disco music and the wafting odors of roasting meat and s

China National Chemicals Import & Export Corp. (Sinochem) expects to increase imports from the Unite

A bipartisan group of lawmakers introduced a bill to amend the U.S. constitution to require a balanc

Italian businessmen are concerned that lengthy negotiations to form a new governing coalition in the

An ambitious plan may lead to Australia replacing the Soviet Union as the main supplier of iron ore

Foreign trade zones are discovering that "with success comes criticism," says Roy Jaeger, the presid

Wally McRae was raised up beside Rosebud Creek a few miles east of where Indian fighter George Armst

June 17, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

A broad coalition of conservative and liberal senators and trade groups joined Wednesday in opposing

British Gas Profits Up; Promises Price CutDomestic and small industrial gas users in the Uni

Gasoline and distillate inventories increased marginally during the week ended June 12, according to

A local oil dealer will open an enlarged pier that will enable the company to fuel vessels and to pr

At least 27 cities and villages near the Chernobyl power station are too contaminated to be populate

Just seven months after purchasing prime West Virginia coal lands from Standard Oil Co., Norfolk Sou

Hungarian environmentalists have given the Austrian Parliament a petition that opposes Austrian fina

Recent quality improvement agreements with the United Auto Workers promise greater productivity and

Fishing and environmental interests continue their opposition to any prospecting for oil and natural

NY Studies Plan to Pay For DecommissioningNuclear utilities in New York State will be requir

Florida is moving to rescue the Miami insurance exchange from seriousfinancial difficulties.

Marine Midland Hikes Loan Loss ReservesMarine Midland Banks Inc. joined the parade of banks

Transcontinental Gas Pipeline Co., Houston, said Wednesday it would no longer carry natural gas it d

The TransPacific Westbound Rate Agreement announced it would boost next month its weak dollar curren

From behind the battered walls of Brazil's reserved computer market, a small Brazilian manufacturer

Despite the clouds of tear gas hanging over South Korea's major cities, there is no immediate indica

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

EC Puts Pressure On Oils Tax DissentersThe European Commission has strengthened its push to

Edward Finein has been with Xerox Corp. longer than the company has been making copiers, but he has

WORLD BANK HUNGARY - $150 million from the World Bank for tax, banking and industrial reform

A small but rare owl could cost the jobs of thousands of West Coast forest products workers and thre

A new agency designed to assist foreign investors in China is expected to come into being July 1.

In a break with the norm, a lesser-known Chinese province is scouting for U.S. investment and techno

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

UK Firm Designs Oven For Baking PotatoesAn oven developed specifically for baking potatoes a

The government of the Philippines, struggling to get a ravaged economy back in gear, lashed out at p

Japan's Nissan Motor Co. is developing a large luxury passenger car specifically designed for the U.

Hong Kong and Sweden Sign Textile AgreementHONG KONG - Sweden and Hong Kong signed a new fiv