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BILL HOAGLAND WAS FRUSTRATED, and it showed. He said as much, but as he continued speaking it was cl

Felixstowe and Harwich have become the eighth and ninth ports in southeast England to be hit by ligh

AN AMNESTY PROGRAM for all those unused personal computers gathering dust at Aetna Life & Casualty C

Venezuela didn't have dollars to buy heavy construction equipment from Caterpillar Inc., the large,

Earnings Rise Expected For Lincoln NationalLincoln National Corp. will post operating earnin

May 28, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

The Williams Cos., Tulsa, Okla., one of the contenders to build the Alaska Natural Gas Transportatio

It's the smallest and fastest computer chip ever devised and proud researchers say it spells credibi

Aggressive international trading will make California's economy larger than that of all but three na

The Reagan administration, after agreeing to extend a military umbrella over Kuwaiti oil ships in th

The rapid growth and sophistication of Asia's financial sector is paying increasing dividends to U.S

TNT Limited's acquisition of Red Star Express Lines Inc. fills a major gap in the Australian conglom

If there were an invasion of Earth from some distant warlike planet, all the diverse peoples would i

About 20 British Airways baggage handlers were arrested Wednesday and will be charged with conspirac

Official reports say the Soviet economy has shown a partial revival so far in 1987. The Cent

Chung in-Yong, new economic planning minister, said Wednesday that South Korea plans no major change

U.S. firms will participate in the submarine replacement program for the Royal Australian Navy.<

NATO Support Sought For US Action in GulfU.S. Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger called on

One of Canada's major trucking carriers has decided it's a good time to withdraw from the overnight

James P. Corcoran and financial guarantee insurers are still at odds over how companies should be or

The resignation of Susan Phillips as chairwoman of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission raises a

South Korea Reports Rise in Textile ExportsSEOUL, South Korea - South Korea's textile export

Marad Authorizes Exxon Ship SwapThe Maritime Adminstration agreed to allow the Exxon Shippin

China could enjoy substantial benefits it if succeeds in becoming a full member of the General Agree

Liffe Sets Up to Trade Japanese Bond FuturesThe London International Financial Futures Excha

When Luigi Cappellini first saw the Felice Manin in 1981, the ship was beached and abandoned on the

The Navy is planning for wars past, not a realistic future, a national defense scholar argues.

A bill to provide new Medicare benefits financed by income-related premiums appeared to be on a fast

The average price of gasoline should climb back over the $1-a-gallon mark this summer, slowing the g

The power Cogenron Inc.'s newly dedicated 440-megawatt, $160-million Texas City cogeneration plant w

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

The Ministry of Oil & Mineral Resources of North Yemen, which is planning a multimillion-dollar prog

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

Manhattan cabdrivers have a saying that is saved mostly for the benefit of tourists. "Noo Ya

Patients stranded by the financial difficulties of the huge International Medical Centers health mai

Louisiana-Pacific Corp. said it disagrees with a major credit rating firm's decision to downgrade it

Growth of domestic exports and re-exports in April appeared to hit a brick wall compared with a mont

The port of San Francisco is considering $88 million in expansion projects, including outlays for do

The engineering thermoplastics department of Dow Chemical Co. announced that the published list pric

China continues to signal its desire to sell coal to Israel, the head of Israel's coal importing age