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Celeron Corp.'s All American Pipeline will begin operating its 1,225-mile oil transport line March 3

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

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

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

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

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

FINANCIAL Macklin Named to PostAt Hambrecht & QuistHambrecht & Quist named Gordon Ma

Orders for "big-ticket" durable goods shot up 6 percent in February, the biggest increase in five mo

The Soviet government has told its shipping industry to shape up. The government will allow

Howard C. Buschman III has never set foot on a cargo ship and says he has no desire to do so. Yet in

Foreign-based attorneys involved in the United States Lines reorganization case will be paid every t

The Federal Maritime Commission isn't ready to crack down on Japan for its restrictions on the use o

Daniel Amstutz, Agriculture Department undersecretary, admitted a ''willingness to explore" question

Attractive soymeal prices, a pickup in soymeal exports to the U.S.S.R. and higher EC crushing subsid

Ecuador reached agreement with Colombia to connect the two countries' main crude oil pipelines. Ecua

Gov. Michael Dukakis' position on an oil import fee was incorrectly stated in the March 17 editions.

Seminole Electric Cooperative Inc., Tampa, apparently likes the deal it's getting from Pyro Mining C

Betty and William Staats are hitting the road. They sold their house on Murray Avenue in Ben

Montedison U.S.A. Inc. announced that the Spanish authorities have given approval for the acquisitio

Mitsui Engineering & Shipbuilding Co., Mitsui Petrochemical Industries Ltd. and C. Itoh & Co. have b

Railroad employees may file damage suits under the Federal Employers' Liability Act for damages for

Cracking a bottle of champagne on a railcar, K Line celebrated being the first Japanese-flag steamsh

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

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

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

Stocks overcame repeated bouts of profit taking Tuesday to close at a record high for the sixth stra

A member of a House Appropriations Subcommittee questioned the ability of proposed Commodity Futures

The Supreme Court ordered a resumption of Alaska offshore oil exploration that was halted temporaril

West German crude oil imports fell to 5.13 million metric tons (37.6 million barrels) in February, c

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

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

Argentine Energy Secretary Jorge Lapena announced changes to contract terms aimed at boosting privat

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

Conrail Offering Appears ImminentConrail's initial public offering is expected to be made th

The Association of Southeast Asian Nations was urged to concentrate on reaching an accord on commodi

A key Senate Republican said the budget process is at a standstill and that basic reforms are needed

The White House already is lobbying to get enough Senate votes to sustain President Reagan's expecte

A young Indian, recently returned from college in the United States, planned to open a Western-style