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Union Pacific, PdVSA Agree to PartnershipUnion Pacific and Petroleos de Venezuela S.A., the

EC-Chinese Trade Expected to SlackenEuropean Community Trade Commissioner Willy de Clercq sa

Anti-U.S. sentiment among ordinary Japanese will grow if the United States goes ahead with penalty d

State-owned Canadian National Railways has commissioned consultants Booz, Allen & Hamilton, of New Y

GENERAL NEWS The government's main gauge of future economic activity rose a healthy 0.7 perc

Inflationary fears sparked by the U.S. dollar's latest slide and rising precious metals prices will

BASF Group sales in 1986 reached $18.8 billion, a decline of 8.8 percent against 1985, according to

A slowdown to protest wage cuts at Todd Shipyards in San Francisco turned into a wildcat strike that

The 1987 navigation season on the St. Lawrence Seaway opened Tuesday on an optimistic note, although

To Americans venture capital might seem to embody the very soul of private enterprise but in Taiwan

Sir Nicholas Goodison, chairman of the London International Stock Exchange, said securities and bank

Nord Will Place Stock With UK InvestorsDAYTON, Ohio - Nord Resources Corp. agreed with Klein

March 31, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

A mechanical engineer with the Mississippi Bureau of Geology calls Joe Newman's invention "probably

Elizabeth Dole Scored WASHINGTON - Rep. Norman Mineta, chairman of the House Aviation Subcom

The British Cabinet will discuss possible retaliatory measures against Japan Thursday, over Japan's

The mighty Mississippi River was their classroom; now the wild Orinoco River will test the skills le

Latin American Investment Climate. Briefing by the Conference Board. April 2, Waldorf-Astoria Hotel,

A promise by Western Airlines to protect its unions in the event of a merger was called unenforceabl

U.S. semiconductor executives plan to meet in Washington Thursday to consider how best to apply up t

Half a lifetime ago or thereabouts, Rudolph H. Auslander spent a number of years in Fairbanks, Alask

Swissair to Buy Engine From Pratt & WhitneyEAST HARTFORD, Conn. - Swissair said it would pur

Police have arrested 28 striking railway workers for allegedly assaulting or intimidating employees

Brougher Insurance Group Inc. is taking the global insurance market a small step forward following

A new trade analysis by the Agriculture Department continues to offer grim tidings on agricultural e

Chevron Corp., and Tokyo-based Nippon Oil Co. reached an agreement to conduct a joint venture oil ex

Cash prices for heating oil followed a slow, downward trend last week, a pattern likely to continue

The new chairman of the Senate Merchant Marine Subcommittee vowed Tuesday to fight Reagan administra

Shippers are letting their fingers do the walking right into the computer networks of sever al small

Turkey's desire to join the European Community played a large role in Premier Turgut Ozal's decision

The chairman of the House Aviation Subcommittee said there has been a shocking reduction in the size

GENERAL NEWS The government's main gauge of future economic activity rose a healthy 0.7 perc

Campbell Soup Co. is moving away from home. With Americans eating out more and more, the 118

The heated market for styrene monomer has "made it easier for the price of benzene to come up in som

A federal judge rejected Crowley Maritime Corp.'s request for a court order to end picketing agains

Nippon Yusen Kaisha (NYK), the Japanese shipping company, has bought a 14 percent interest in Stolt

Pan Atlantic Re Inc. reported fourth quarter operating profit fell dramatically due to an extraordin

Three state Democratic senators have called for a legislative investigation into rate increases by t

Exxon Corp. said it will acquire a 25 percent stake in Australia's biggest onshore oil and gas produ

Based on their 1985 financial statements, 37 percent of the nation's major property/casualty insuran