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Brazil, a significant petroleum importer, expects to reach petroleum self- sufficiency in a decade,

Domestic crude oil production declined sharply during the first quarter, the American Petroleum Inst

The owner of a radioactive materials storage site whose license expired two years ago has been charg

Gasoline inventories declined moderately, according to the latest weekly supply bulletin from the Am

Apple Computer Wiz To Start Own FirmGuy Kawasaki, the man credited with convincing outside f

South Korean automakers say they intend to start buying parts from the United States instead of Japa

U.S. allegations that Japanese companies sold semiconductor chips in Hong Kong at unfair prices have

The seven-month-old U.S.-Japan Semiconductor Arrangement of 1986 will work if given sufficient time

Nippon Steel Co., the world's largest steel maker, and the U.S. biotechnology firm Calgene Inc., of

Shoichiro Toyoda, president of the Japan Automobile Manufacturers' Association, plans to renew the i

Prospects for U.S. trade in the Middle East and North Africa depend on the extent of available credi

GATT Will Probe US-Japan Chip PactThe council of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade

Sen. Jay Rockefeller, D-W.Va., asked President Reagan to take another crack at exerting pressure on

Nippon Steel Corp. of Japan has paid a Malaysian government-backed company 467.5 million ringgits ($

US Energy Corp. Plans Uranium MineRIVERTON, Wyo. - The U.S. Energy Corp. said it intends to

The seven-month-old U.S.-Japan Semiconductor Arrangement of 1986 will work if given sufficient time

South Korean automakers say they intend to start buying parts from the United States instead of Japa

Shoichiro Toyoda, president of the Japan Automobile Manufacturers' Association, plans to renew the

Two non-contact coordinate measurement machines from a British company provide rapid and accurate ch

Textile importers claim their problems with Customs began to worsen when Con gress passed the Anti-D

February Imports Rise For Textiles, ApparelTextile and apparel imports in February rose 13.5

Businesses plan to increase spending for new plant and equipment 1.8 percent this year after cutting

Range Rover to Debut At NYC Auto ShowThe Greater New York International Automobile Show runs

A panel of leading financial executives foresees moderate gains for the U.S. economy for two more ye

British textile manufacturers have bitterly attacked proposals before the U.S. Congress to apply glo

GENERAL NEWS The Philippines is threatening to demand new talks on its debt restructuring.

GENERAL NEWS The Philippines is threatening to demand new talks on its debt restructuring.

Confectionery Expo Slated for MilanMIAD, the International Exhibit for Confectionery and Bak

FlightSafety Posts Record Earnings NEW YORK - FlightSafety International reported record fir

Within days of the nuclear disaster at Chernobyl, the wheels were spinning in Harvey Meieran's head.

Taiwan is the Federal Maritime Commission's latest target in the agency's effort to eliminate foreig

West Germany's chemical industry is anticipating business this year to be less profitable than in th

U.S. congressmen, led by Dan Rostenkowski, D-Ill., House Ways and Means committee chairman, told a t

Japan is unlikely to make major concessions on agricultural trade barriers when U.S. Secretary of Ag

Conrail Registers 43 percent Rise in NetConrail reported net income increased 43.3 percent t

The market for Electronic Data Interchange services will soar past $1 billion in seven years despit

International Intermodal Expo '87, April 21-23, Georgia World Congress Center, Atlanta, Ga. Contact

Ryder System Changes Customs Service NameLONG BEACH, Calif. - Ryder System Inc. of Miami, an

Caterpillar Inc. has thrown a heavy hat into the ring in the race for the electronic diesel engine m

Richard Ferris, UAL Inc. chairman, in his first public response to a $4.5 billion bid by pilots for