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Energy Ministers from 21 non-Communist industrialized nations will meet May 11 here to discuss the i

The biggest problem with U.S. agriculture in the 1980s, in Orville Freeman's opinion, has been lazin

OPEC Cooperation Seen 'Temporary'HELSINKI, Finland - Norway's policy of cooperating with the

Parliament passed a law to take over a Canadian, West German and U.S. oil consortium whose plans to

Finland imported 66.7 million barrels crude oil in 1986, down 7 percent from 1985, the Finnish oil t

Centerior Energy Corp. signed up its millionth customer, the company said Tuesday. Toledo Ed

Accusing Chevron Corp. of profiteering from the agony of people seeking freedom," a California lawma

Unocal Corp. is still grappling with a debt of $4.7 billion, but the company saw enough light at the

Vice President George Bush, California officials and a growing number of congressmen view alcohol fu

Northern Indiana Public Service Co. reported first quarter net income of $23 million, or 22 cents a

Valves at Nine Mile 2 Pass Leakage TestingSYRACUSE, N.Y. - Eight replacement valves at the $

U.S. coal exporters are looking at the possibility of sales to Japan in a new light. Their r

NERCO Inc. said first quarter net income rose to $15 million, or 45 cents a share, compared with $7.

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

Organizers of an exposition held here last week designed to increase overseas sales of U.S. processe

US Pavilion Planned For Poland Trade FairThe Commerce Department is inviting U.S. firms to p

The job that brought American Telephone & Telegraph Co. to China may be finished, but it has no inte

EDS, Japanese Firm Form Joint VentureElectronic Data Systems Corp. and Nippon Information In

A bill signed on April 20 by Gov. Thomas Kean of New Jersey creates a mandatory statewide recycling

Increased use of counterfeit export visas with textile shipments from China to the United States sho

A sharp decline in the volume of litter and solid waste dumped into landfills in California is likel

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

Chinese Crack Down On Smuggling of RelicsCustoms officials confiscated 3,800 relics being sm

Warren St. John is looking out for the little guys. In this case, the little guys are the sm

Washing windshields in summer and winter can be easy, according to a French company that is introduc

Franchise Expositions Set for Eight US CitiesThe International Franchise Association will ho

The top man at the U.S. Customs Service has issued a warning to customs brokers who give their clien

Businessmen urged Congress to enact minimum federal product liability legislation this year because

The World Bank, the biggest source of aid to poor countries, will undergo a reorganization that may

FINANCIAL A Swedish bank's London securities unit has joined with a Nashville, Tenn., securi

Stewart Smith Holdings named Jeremy D. Cooke president of its Stewart Smith East Inc. insurance brok

FINANCIAL A Swedish bank's London securities unit has joined with a Nashville, Tenn., securi

Congress should not try to reduce the nation's record $166 billion trade deficit through protectioni

In June 1981, while lifting paint cans aboard the American Merchant, a United States Lines container

In his first public appearance as president and chief executive of Norfolk Southern Corp., Arnold B.

The Senate Finance Committee took a major step toward a compromise with the White House by softening

The Puerto Rico Maritime Shipping Authority has dropped its bid to buy United States Lines' Latin Am

Commerce Undersecretary Bruce Smart urged a thorough review of U.S. technology transfer policies to

Companies in the Southeast have a new link to world financial markets. The London securities

Being or becoming a member of the Federal Reserve Board can be a high-wire balancing act. Ma