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A young Japanese pitcher on loan to the minor league Miami Marlins from the Tokyo Giants, when asked

Top Stories The U.S. government is renewing efforts to boost trade with the Caribbean under

President Reagan hinted that he might welcome Soviet participation in major international economic a

Studies as early as 1980 showed serious side effects with the pain reliever Suprol, which was pulled

A refinancing package to service The College of Insurance's $19.2 million construc tion debt include

Humana Inc. said it received approval to take over Florida's troubled International Medical Center I

The state insurance department finds that automobile insurers need to raise rates across the board,"

AIG Unit Hikes Cover, Lowers Asbestos RatesBALA CYNWYD, Pa. - A unit of American Internation

The Supreme Court Monday asked the Reagan administration for its view of a ruling that states may ta

June 1, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

Two Japanese oil companies, Cosmo Oil Co. and Kyodo Oil Co., separately have decided to start tradin

July crude oil futures on the New York Mercantile Exchange jumped 22 cents to a new contract high of

New Englanders will likely face some controlled 5 percent voltage reductions this summer if it gets

Oil Minister Issam Chalabi said that Iraq increased its production and exports of oil to the maximum

Even though the United States gets little of its imported oil directly from the Persian Gulf, an int

Brent Blend Crude Hits $18.70 in LondonBrent Blend crude oil was indicated at $18.70 a barre

A $140 million mortgage on Hoover Dam is history, but that doesn't mean there isn't still a flood of

The era in which U.S. electronics companies freely handed over high technology to Asian manufacturer

The U.S. Supreme Court granted Mississippi Power & Light Co. a stay of a Mississippi Supreme Court r

Last year clearly marked the end of an era in which U.S. utilities consistently added massive amount

Tecogen to Receive Cogeneration AwardThe Cogeneration Institute said Monday that Tecogen Inc

General Public Utilities Corp. is asking residential customers to complete an energy survey that wil

American cars, tobacco products and photo items will get a better crack at the South Korean market t

Lee Eichhorst and Hyun Jung Shin have something in common: soybeans. Mr. Eichhorst grows them in Ill

Research into robotics is necessary for automation to achieve its full potential as a competitive we

R.J. Reynolds shipped 160 million cigarettes with herbicide levels above U.S. legal limits to Japan,

Ibrahim Salamah bounced around Texas universities and colleges between 1963 and 1967, studying Engli

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

U.S. aloe growers have joined the outcry against imports. Subsidized foreign competitors, pa

Hong Kong dealers are poised to capitalize on the growing demand for opals around the world.

The Supreme Court ruled that states can require employers to provide severance pay when they close b

An Ivory Coast trade group is scheduled to arrive in New York City Wednesday on a two-week buying mi

Argentina is reviewing proposals that will form the basis for new policies to be enacted in the next

President Reagan will return from the seven-nation economic summit saying it is time to come to grip

GENERAL NEWS The Conference Board says U.S. business leaders are more optimistic about curre

SEA-LAND SERVICE INC. (Menlo Park, N.J.) - Richard E. Murphy was named vice president and general ma

U.S. business leaders are slightly more optimistic about current economic conditions, but they are c

Saudi Geologists Find Gold at Ancient MinesNICOSIA, Cyprus - Saudi Arabian geologists have d

GENERAL NEWS The Conference Board says U.S. business leaders are more optimistic about curre

Transportation Secretary Elizabeth Hanford Dole Monday unveiled new rules aimed at forcing truck and