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

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

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

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

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

The U.S. dollar edged higher Wednesday with the aid of an expanded currency swap program among major

Officials claimed the Argentine government won most of its demands in negotiations on a new loan and

Early last January the U.S. Customs Service seized a shipment of men's pantsfrom Hong Kong.<

Longshoremen are sailing across the Hudson River as fast as their jobs are moving from New York to

Torchmark Income Rises SlightlyBIRMINGHAM, Ala. - A price war in the property business is un

The America's Cup is back in America, and the vessels that competed in it are on their way. Seven 12

Presentation of the AIG Insurance Industry Ski Cup to Kendall Insurance Inc., winners of the 1987 Ad

Pennsylvania Blue Shield and its Keystone Health Plan East affiliatesaid they will pay for subscribe

Figures for both the industrial and consumer activity in March came in weak, adding to the view of a

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

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

Work on the placement of new safety valves at the Nine Mile Point 2 nuclear power plant is complete

A leak of sodium coolant in France's prototype breeder nuclear power reactor has been found, and rep

The council of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade voted Wednesday to set up a panel to inves

Standard & Poor's Corp. has upgraded the debt rating of the port of Long Beach to AA- from A+, based

The government may buy a Soviet supercomputer instead of large and sophisticated U.S. computers beca

When Thomas O. Enders was appointed president of Aetna Life & Casualty Co., he gave the then-fledgli

You can't always get what you want, but sometimes you get what politicians think you need. T

The Commodity Futures Trading Commission approved an evening trading session for four Treasury instr

April 15, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

Energy Exports Rise From E. Bloc to WestEnergy exports from the East Bloc to Western Europe

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

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

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

Bowing to pressure from the provinces and carriers, the federal government has decided to weaken its

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

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

Anniversaries tend to commemorate singular events: a birth, a death. By the time a 75th rolls around

All 174 people who are confirmed to have died in the March 6 ferry disaster off this North Sea port

The commission of the European Community said Wednesday it will make a series of proposals over the

Tweedy, Browne Co. is directing a major reorganization of Investors Insurance Group of New York begi

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

Stocks rebounded Wednesday as the dollar strengthened and interest rates declined. Stocks fo

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