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China's foreign ministry said Wednesday it welcomed a ruling by the U.S. Su preme court ending a US$

Australia is enjoying a tourism boom, but the country's main gateway airport is having great difficu

Passenger traffic dropped nearly 6 percent at Kennedy International Airport in 1986 in part because

Ecuador canceled payments for the rest of the year on its $8.2 billion foreign debt following strong

The administrator of the Federal Aviation Administration said its 1981 decision to fire 163 air traf

Implementation Urged For Tenn. Equity FundFREDERICK, Md. - Aircraft Owners and Pilots Associ

Logistics and the Corporate Strategy seminar, March 17, Bentley College, Waltham, Mass. Contact Nanc

The United States will soon impose new import duties on carnations and chrysanthemums from six count

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

The New York Pret show will highlight fall/winter '87 collections from over 1,300 American and Inter

A versatile, solid-state high-speed line-scan camera that operates on five- volt and 20-volt DC supp

GENERAL NEWS The Senate Finance Committee voted more funds for the U.S. Customs Service whil

GENERAL NEWS The Senate Finance Committee voted more funds for the U.S. Customs Service whil

The Senate Banking Committee voted to place a moratorium of more than one year on bank expansions in

For the first time this decade, strikes and lockouts are on the increase in the United States as bot

The Senate Finance Committee voted more funds for the U.S. Customs Service, defying an administratio

The Senate Environmental Protection Subcommittee showered skepticism on Reagan administration offici

Although the Reagan administration has shown much interest in offering export bonus to the Soviet Un

Peru's 1986 minerals exports totaled US$1.076 billion, down 13 percent from 1985 and the lowest leve

Sen. Frank Murkowski proposes to block Japanese firms from bidding on U.S. aviation projects unless

The Minneapolis Grain Exchange plans to inaugurate trading in high-fructose corn syrup on April 6.

One of the major export companies in the Philippines, Nonoc Mining & Industrial Corp., is seeking pr

American President Lines will expand its Pacific fleet by chartering four newly built Lykes Brothers

The Netherlands imported 17,410.2 tonnes of cocoa beans in December 1986 and a total of 198,350.9 me

Medicare to Expand Coverage for Eye CareStarting April 1, Medicare will begin covering more

Hanover Reports Quarterly IncomeWORCESTER, Mass. - Hanover Insurance Cos. reported fourth qu

Japan plans to extend some financial assistance to a Japanese-Brazilian joint aluminum smelting proj

Japan's trade surplus in February climbed to $7.13 billion from $4.29 billion in January and $3.94 b

Fluor Corp. Gets Boost From SDI ContractIRVINE, Calif. - Fluor Corp. says it has won a $648

The federal government is investigating a surge in the price of Rainier Bancorporation stock last mo

LDC Debts: Implications for Growth in Latin America and for the Financial Markets. Conference spons

Taiwan Dollar Reaches Highest Level in YearsTAIPEI, Taiwan - The Taiwan dollar rose Tuesday

Taiwan Dollar Reaches Highest Level in YearsTAIPEI, Taiwan - The Taiwan dollar rose Tuesday

Eastman Kodak Co. acquired a $15 million, 18.7 percent share of Enzon Inc., a South Plainfield, N.J

Air Products and Chemicals Inc. will increase the price of its redispersible spray-dry vinyl acetate

United States Lines Inc. warned the Maritime Administration that American President Lines Ltd.'s ent

Irving Trust Co. was appointed an investment manager of Wisconsin Electric Power Co.'s trust for dec

The winners in the cruise industry may not be those with the best marketingplans and lowest

Senator Line will start its round-the-world service in April as planned, according to Karl-Heinz Sag

Fluor Corp. reported a net loss of $33.3 million for its first quarter ended Jan. 31, compared with