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It may seem odd that the nation's second-largest defense contractor would have anything to learn fro

Union Carbide Corp. reported a 74 percent net income leap for first quarter of 1987 as a result of i

Grape Growers Thrive In Napa Valley in '86NAPA, Calif. - Napa Valley grape growers had a rec

The Federal Maritime Commission approved additional rules dealing with serv ice contract problems th

The London Metal Exchange proposed that a new company be set up to oversee the day-to-day running of

Supplies of gasoline increased and distillate inventories declined during the week of April 17, acco

Getting government out of business is popular with many conservative leaders, who see state ownershi

Waterman Marine Corp., which last year became the first U.S.-flag carrier to emerge from Chapter 11

Stocks plunged in nervous trading Wednesday, as the rumor mills worked overtime here and abroad.

Corporate debt financing and the junk bond market may be stimulated by the new tax law, according to

THE JOURNAL OF COMMERCE Daily Industrial Materials Price Index of Sensitive Spot Commodity Prices on

The Yugoslav Youth Association has proposed that nationwide referendums should be held on any future

Japan to Halve Duty On Chocolate ImportsJapan will cut its import duty on chocolate from the

Brazilian Truck Wheels Injurious to US FirmsTROY, Mich. - The International Trade Commission

The transportation carriers and the shipper agents are true believers when it comes to electronic da

In a story published April 10 on the use of polycarbonate in compact disc applications, sales volume

Contract talks between Mack Trucks Inc. and the United Auto Workers continued in Alexandria, Va., at

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

Dockworkers blocked container yard gates at nine major Japanese ports Wednesday in a strike that por

The Japanese Finance Ministry said it will allow Japanese financial institutions to deal in overseas

Contract talks between West Coast longshoremen and shipping management are expected to start May 7.<

People applying for individual health insurance coverage in New York state would not be required to

Ga. Looks for Insurers To Embrace ReformsThe Georgia Insurance Department is looking for com

The Senate will put off until next week any debate on the fiscal 1988 budget, Senate aides said.

Import Duties Sought On Japanese ForkliftsHyster Co. and four U.S. labor unions asked the go

Railroad industry movers and shakers are gathering here today for one of those private meetings that

The U.S. dollar was steady against most major currencies Wednesday as it moved in a narrow trading r

Pennsylvania Power & Light Co. said electricity sales to retail customers marked a 4.2 percent incre

ICC to Boost Fees For Various FilingsThe Interstate Commerce Commission announced its fees f

Hawaiian Electric Industries Inc. said first quarter kilowatt-hour sales of electricity were up 1.9

A West German company has developed a submersible crawler tug that even submerges to tow into open s

The European Community Wednesday approved a 128 million European Currency Unit ($145 million) food a

EC to Press Japan For Trade ConcessionsBRUSSELS, Belgium - The leading foreign trade negotia

Mobil Corp. reported estimated earnings for the first quarter of 1987 of $252 million, or 62 cents a

Xerox Corp. said its Crum and Forster Inc.'s first quarter operating profit more than doubled to $47

Soviet officials said Wednesday that a year after the Chernobyl nuclear accident the temperature of

The third annual U.S./European Coal Conference, sponsored by the U.S. Coal Exporters Association, wi

Lauda Air Selects New PW4000 EnginesEAST HARTFORD, Conn. - Lauda Air, an Austrian charter ca

Quietly, away from the headline battles over trade, some of the best minds in America and Japan are

Proposed legislation simplifying U.S. tariff rules could save the chemical industry as much as $5 mi