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Mexico's surprisingly vigorous export sector posted new gains in March, pushing the country's trade

President Reagan took a decidedly upbeat view of U.S.-Japanese relations. He told the U.S. C

Japan Agrees to Lend $30 Million to ManilaJapan's Import-Export Bank has agreed to lend $300

Japan will open up its markets and expand flows of Japanese capital to developing countries in the f

The Jamaican government said it won't renew a controversial contract with a Swiss firm for pre-shipm

Top Stories Thirty-two states enacted some form of tort reform legislation during 1986, with

GENERAL NEWS The Senate began its budget debate for fiscal 1988 as the president turned asid

The Reagan administration plans to send Congress within a month its finaldraft of the propos

E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Co. said first quarter net income fell to $391 million, or $1.62 a share,

The Senate began what could be a full week or more of budget debate after another reminder from Pres

EC Acknowledges Turkey's Bid to JoinTurkey's application to join the European Community was

Chrysler Corp. said its first quarter earnings fell 24.4 percent from a year ago, a drop chairman Le

The Federal Trade Commission has begun an investigation of the surety bond business that an insuranc

The National Maritime Union of America and District 1 of the Marine Engineers Beneficial Association

The president of debt-laden Pan Ocean Shipping Co. of South Korea was formally charged Monday with i

Despite the resignation of Brazilian Finance Minister Dilson Funaro, serious obstacles remain to Bra

The government's export financing arm is ready to underwrite riskier U.S. export sales. The

April 27, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

While sales of heavy trucks have been building at a respectable rate this year, neworders have hit t

Panhandle Eastern Corp. Monday announced completion of a new business arrangement to import liquefie

The Interior Department sent a five-year offshore drilling plan to Congress Monday that rules out ex

Phillips Gets Interest In Pakistan ProjectBARTLESVILLE, Okla. - Phillips Petroleum Explorati

Next week Christine Kuriger will take her final exam at the University of Oklahoma, the last step to

Cash market prices are getting a boost from lower refinery runs, as major oil companies step up thei

Long Island Lighting Corp. and Niagara Mohawk Power Corp. - both involved in much-criticized and fin

Workers from the Wilberg coal mine in Utah, where 27 miners perished in a 1984 fire, testified they

Haunted by Three Mile Island, Chernobyl and characteristic self-doubt, Mexicoplans to make t

The state Consumer Protection Board filed a petition Monday asking the Public Service Commission to

We're still number one, the coal industry contends. The National Coal Association, based on

Ohio Edison Sales Down for QuarterAKRON, Ohio - Ohio Edison Co. said that for the first quar

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

SDA Systems Inc. has formed technology partnerships with Toshiba Ltd. of Japan and Innovative Silico

Despite a mounting domestic anti-tobacco campaign, Japanese cigarette smokers huffed and puffed thei

Commodity Group Seeks Oils for ExportThe Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service

The U.S. Energy Department selected two more companies, Westinghouse Electric Corp. and MHD Developm

A major Japanese data processing company is buying an $8.3 million U.S. supercomputer to help ease U

Producers of a major West Coast export are glum about chances for expanding their overseas sales.

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

Workers ended their 14-week occupation of the Caterpillar Tractor factory in Scotland Monday by cere

Customhouse brokers and the port of New Orleans are irked by a U.S. Customs Service decision to put