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The European Community this week came under pressure from Australia and Argentina to destroy surplu

FOR NOSTALGIA BUFFS, we recently came across the May 8, 1975, issue of The Journal of Commerce, whic

Rising spot market prices last week pushed up gasoline prices in upstate New York, and boosted heati

China is developing an oil field on the Qinghai-Tibet plateau which is expected to produce 8.4 milli

Interior Secretary Donald P. Hodel got a flurry of publicity a few weeks ago with his prediction of

NY Extends Moratorium On Gas Facility LicensesALBANY, N.Y. - A moratorium on new liquefied n

Supplies of distillate oil and gasoline declined, according to the American Petroleum Institute's l

Managing International Purchasing. A two-day seminar sponsored by the the World Trade Institute for

Some members of Congress, preparing for the impending arrival of Japan's next generation of high-tec

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

2 Firms Hail Progress On Canadian Air PlanDOWNSVIEW, Ontario - De Havilland Canada and Short

British Aerospace PLC announced improved 1986 pretax profits Tuesday of 217.2 million ($351.9 millio

Canadian Airlines International Ltd. entered Canada's aviation history Tuesday as the new integrated

UK Firm Marketing Non-Tainting RepellentA British company is marketing a non-toxic, non-tain

There were nearly a dozen executives of at least a half a dozen nationalities seated around a confer

The Audubon Society said it will probably appeal a recent court ruling that allows expansion at Oakl

France's largest mineral water company, Source Perrier, is seeking to do more than quench thirst in

Potash Imports May Be Causing InjuryThe International Trade Commission has made a preliminar

The U.S. Korea Society and the World Trade Club of New York. U.S.-Korea Business Ventures: The Korea

Buyers from Japan and the United States led the pack at the first Hong Kong Jewelry Show, which nett

Flying Tigers Line Inc.'s air cargo hub in Columbus, Ohio, has truly become an international gateway

"I'm going to Europe." That statement by so many Britons when they are planning a trip across the E

IRA Claims Attacks LONDON - The outlawed Irish Republican Army on Tuesday claimed responsibi

Growing Soviet concerns over quality control and the environment offer op portunities for U.S. compa

Thirty years after the signing of the Rome Treaty, France still defends its national economical inte

The European Community, also known as the Common Market, is marking its 30th birthday, bigger and ri

Lord Cockfield, the European Community's internal market commissioner, Tuesday urged EC states to en

Texas Instruments Enters Pact With LTCMILPITAS, Calif. - Linear Technology Corp. announced a

Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone instructed government ministries Tuesday to find ways to ease what

Warning that protectionism in high-technology fields may threaten the West's security, the Trilatera

One of the nation's larger shippers associations hopes to team up with the National Shippers Council

Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone instructed government ministries Tuesday to find ways to ease what

One of the nation's larger shippers associations hopes to team up with the National Shippers Council

The Oriental Fair, one of four new ships going into service for Orient Overseas Container Line, unlo

The Navy is making quiet preparations for home-porting another nuclear- powered, potentially nuclear

More economic adjustments and deregulation are needed to spur Indonesia's economy, the head of the W

More economic adjustments and deregulation are needed to spur Indonesia's econo my, the head of the

Nippon Steel Corp., The world's largest steel maker, said it will join Inland Steel Industries of th

China to Take Out First Loan From ADBChina will soon take out its first loan, for $150 milli

China to Take Out First Loan From ADBChina will soon take out its first loan, for $150 milli