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Dow Sets Price Hike For ABS ResinsMIDLAND, Mich. The Dow Chemical Co. announced that the

Engelhard Corp. is targeting the Andean catalyst market with a $50 million investment in two cataly

Dow Chemical U.S.A. is raising all off-list competitive prices on ethylene glycol industrial and low

The German Hemophiliacs Association will seek compensation payments from 18 West German pharmaceutic

Ohio Ed Sells, Leases Back Share of PlantOhio Edison Co., Akron, Ohio, completed a $509 mill

The European Community said it will challenge the legality of a U.S. ban on imports of a Dutch comp

The government blamed U.S. pressure for Israel's decision to adopt sanctions against South Africa,

The unwillingness of utilities to build large electric generating stations will help boost the marke

A member of the Volkswagen Supervisory Board said losses suffered by the giant carmaker through all

Sprint Adds 3 Nations To Telephone ServiceKANSAS CITY, Mo. - US Sprint, the long-distance te

An analysis of European tariffs and trade policy reveals that the European Community is less protect

Using a David and Goliath scenario, Hong Kong trade officials want their Washington state counterpar

The House Ways and Means Committee plans to complete its drafting of a comprehensive trade bill by W

Business leaders are reacting cautiously to signing of Mexico's new US$7.7 billion commercial loan p

Japanese tourists are ubiquitous in Hawaii, sunning themselves on the sands of Waikiki Beach and hav

The giant brewing company Guinness said it will sue former chairman Ernest Saunders and another boar

The Venezuelan government has approved a series of foreign bond issues totaling nearly $900 million

A French company making 425 subway cars in a joint venture with a U.S. firm has sued Kawasaki of Jap

Europe's two main trading blocs, the European Community and Soviet-ledComecon, ended two and

Mexican Finance Minister Gustavo Petricioli signed a $60 billion commercial bank package for 1986 an

Cable and Wireless, the British telecommunications firm seeking a major role in Japan's telecommunic

Calif. Matches Funds To Spur Farm ExportsAs part of its effort to spur exports, the state gr

An analysis of European tariffs and trade policy reveals that the European Community is less protect

Trade Meet to Focus On Chinese PolicyA high-level delegation of Chinese government officials

Japanese tourists are ubiquitous in Hawaii, sunning themselves on the sands of Waikiki Beach and hav

Using a David and Goliath scenario, Hong Kong trade officials want their Washington state counterpar

John M. Bowers, virtually assured of election in July as the next president of the International Lon

Louisiana-Pacific Corp. has outbid a smaller Portland wood-products company, WTD Industries Inc., to

President Reagan will nominate Susan Liebeler, chairwoman of the Interna tional Trade Commission, to

The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey is not committed to continue its rental payments for t

The new chairman of American Hawaii Cruises plans to refinance the firm to get it on a sound footing

An 1851 extreme clipper whose bow has been returned to her South Portland, Maine birthplace, was bui

Taking over American Hawaii Cruises was hardly part of Peter Huang's long- range plan. After

Marad OKs Purchase By Navy of USL ShipsThe Maritime Administration approved the purchase by

Service companies have urged the government to declare a "state of crisis" at the port of Genoa.

When Kim Hee-Won returned from four weeks of training to his office at Hyundai's sprawling shipyard

THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF PORT AUTHORITIES spent about $5,000 recently to send a group of congress

The National Maritime Union has accused American Transport Line and the recently formed Seafarers Ma

Hans K. Schaefer, chairman of Todd Shipyards Inc., outlined a six-point plan for Congress to help st

A long-disputed contract between the Great Lakes District of the International Longshoremen's Associ