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A West German shoe manufacturer warned that some 40,000 jobs in the West European footwear industry

Intel Corp. has become the first big Silicon Valley semiconductor maker to return to profitability,

California Gov. George Deukmejian, vowing to make his home state a "world player" in trade, Monday o

South Korea Orders Generators From GESCHENECTADY, N.Y. - General Electric Co. obtained a con

An association created by the state Legislature to promote California wines has been put out of busi

A federal moratorium on industrial growth because of the failure of states to meet Clean Air Act sta

Domestic exports to the United States fell in February to HK$3.6 billion (US$460 million) from HK$5.

The Bond Corp. Holdings Ltd. of Australia will buy 14 million shares of San Miguel Corp. stock under

Spain's entry into the European Community last year has produced a profoundshift in the coun

The Pentagon's new emphasis on a potential military role for the space station planned by the United

Like a ship in dry dock, Sunnyvale semiconductor maker Signetics Corp. has spent the past two years

The Bond Corp. Holdings Ltd. of Australia will buy 14 million shares of San Miguel Corp. stock under

Several maritime industry associations have launched a nationwide campaign to build a replica of the

Texaco Inc.'s strategy of filing for bankruptcy protection paid off, at least for the short-term, Mo

Britain's plans to raise the limits of compensation for victims of shipping accidents to more than d

GATT Workers Stage Strike Over SalariesAbout 350 administration employees of the General Agr

Japan will be forced to unilaterally abrogate its semiconductor agreement with the United States if

Gulf ports plan a barrage of letter-writing and other tactics to counter criticism of new cargo pref

GENERAL NEWS Signetics Corp. has spent the past two years getting a stem-to-stern overhaul.

Arvin Unit to Supply Joint US-Japan FirmCOLUMBUS, Ind. - Arvin Industries Inc. said one of i

The Lukens Steel Co., the largest subsidiary of Lukens Inc.,said it will increase the base price of

Greece and the Soviet Union have signed final agreements for construction of a $300 million alumina

Signs of stronger economies in North America are seen by Hong Kong exporters, one group of whom notc

U.S. governors are descending on London and other capitals on the Continent in increasing numbers, t

Outdoor taco stands are proliferating, and more people than ever are selling flowers and fruit on st

Foreign minister Tadashi Kuranari called Monday for stronger ties between the European Community and

West Germany's economy will slow down markedly in 1987 because of the drag of the deutsche mark's st

GENERAL NEWS Signetics Corp. has spent the past two years getting a stem-to-stern overhaul.

The Navy is investigating the death of one, and presumed loss of a second, submariner swept overboar

Turkey will submit today its formal application to join the European Community, an EC official said

A Federal Maritime Commission law judge concludes that the Georgia Port Authority requirement can la

The rivalry between the ports of Oakland and San Francisco is growing. The battle intensifie

Selective lightning strikes taking place in the port of Rotterdam's grain sector are set to continue

The Federal Maritime Commission disclosed that the Romania Shipping Co. paid $15,600 to settle an al

United States Lines Inc. hit back at opposition to its request for permission to continue service be

International Business Machines Corp. reported a 5.5 percent increase in worldwide gross income duri

The stocks of Texaco Inc. and Pennzoil Co. both fell sharply Monday, as investors sold heavily in re

Steven M. Peras, formerly vice president in charge of all spot trading for Irving Trust Co., was nam

A board-approved plan to raise an estimated $4.7 billion for a friendlyleveraged buy-out of

Europe Container Terminus of Rotterdam has wrung wage concessions from its dockers to ease the blow