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Bone marrow transplants can help some people with particularly lethal forms of lymph cancer, but the

Some 800 workers at Yugoslavia's largest Adriatic port stopped work last week to protest low wages,

Here are some of the questions Andy Grove receives from the readers of his column - and his answers.

Japan's Farm Unions Agree to Cut Rice PriceJapan's major agricultural unions vowed to fight

The Associated Press last week erroneously reported members of the Northeast- Midwest Congressional

After years of bickering, major U.S. liner shipping companies have finally agreed on a way for Congr

THE JOURNAL OF COMMERCE Daily Industrial Materials Price Index of Sensitive Spot Commodity Prices on

Most financial analysts expect the U.K. government to take sterling into the European Monetary Syste

Brazil, West Germany Reach Debt AccordBONN, West Germany - The governments of West Germany a

Morton Thiokol Inc. is increasing the off-list prices of its thioester antioxidants by 10 cents a po

International Lease Finance Corp. of Beverly Hills, Calif., has emerged as a major aircraft buyer at

The former chairman of Royal Viking Line is starting a new cruise company backed by Norwegian ventur

A U.S. Steel Mining Co. mine that supplies steam coal to Ontario Hydro has been burning underground

The first "double" triple witching hour later this week will be a double- feature thriller (or chill

On reflagging of Kuwaiti ships: If we make that move, it will be left to the Ayatollah Khome

The Military Sealift Command confirmed that its operating contract with Sea- Land Service Inc. to ma

The government will not prosecute anyone involved in the March 6 ferry disaster that killed at least

The U.S. agricultural counselor in Beijing estimated China's 1987 wheat crop at 89 million metric to

DOT Hits Continental With $250,000 FineThe Transportation Department took action against Con

Although U.S. complaints about "unfair government subsidies to Airbus Industrie remain unsettled, th

ICG Makes Offer For Rail BondsThe Illinois Central Gulf Railroad said it made an offer to

Sen. George Mitchell, D-Maine, will take the plunge later this summer and introduce legislation to c

A Los Angeles-based auto insurer had the worst ratio of consumer complaints last year in the industr

The United States ranked as India's top trading partner in the 12-month period ending March 31, but

Quick to start up their own businesses and get the whole family involved, Koreans have the spirit of

Radar reaches out miles into the ocean these days as the first phase of a royal welcome ships receiv

The weekly freight index of Maritime Research Inc. (January-December 1972 equals 100 percent) is as

U.S. business inventories rose 0.2 percent in April to a seasonally adjusted $664.258 billion follow

The port of Oakland said its revenues this year will be $1 million less than expected. Port

Japan's trade surplus declined in May from a year earlier, the first drop in 26 months, the governme

The government of Taiwan, awash with money and under heavy pressure over its trade surplus with the

For the second year in a row, California was the top farm export state in 1986, outranking tradition

The United States is expected to submit comprehensive proposals for reform of international agricult

Deutsche Bank's net income rose 22.5 percent in 1986 and group assets reached 300 billion deutsche m

In a drive to convince Congress to investigate air safety, Eastern Airlines pilots will have a chanc

Continental Airlines insists it's worked like a feverish little elf since the carrier merged with Pe

There are significant obstacles to the federal government's reported plan to take control of the Int

Lost treasures and shipwrecks have become staples of the news-short summer- silly season over the pa

THE END OF THE VOLCKER ERA not only removes a towering manager of U.S. economic policy, it also take

Labor Secretary William E. Brock indicated he might accept a moderate increase in the general minimu