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Nations on Baker List Fall Deeper Into DebtFinancial conditions of 15 heavily indebted count

GENERAL NEWSThe nominating committee of the New York Stock Exchange named three new candidat

Steel production rose to 1.570 million tons in the week ended March 7, an increase of 10.1 percent f

Tue., March 10, 1987 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U

Rep. Don Bonker, D-Wash., outlined a new batch of legislative proposals to help bolster U.S. exports

GENERAL NEWSThe nominating committee of the New York Stock Exchange named three new candidat

Baltic Exchange Marts Considering MergerThree agricultural futures markets on the Baltic Exc

While the Senate Banking Committee began considering legislation to restrict the activities of non-b

US-Soviet Talks Begin GENEVA - U.S. and Soviet negotiators on medium-range missiles Tuesday

Representatives of 40 rubber producing and consuming countries began a two- week meeting in what is

The U.S. paper and pulp industry is poised for another growth year but looming threats from abroad a

The insurance liability for the ill-fated ferry Herald of Free Enterprise that capsized in the Engli

Product liability insurers of the U.S. tobacco industry are cheered by the U.S. Supreme Court's rece

The insurance, petroleum and chemical industries are sounding the same theme before Congress.

The Statue of Liberty-Ellis Island Foundation Inc. said it got socked with a whopping $4.8 million b

Syntelligence, IBM Enter Joint VentureSUNNYVALE, Calif. - Syntelligence announced a joint ve

New bullish sentiment lifted the dollar to a four-week high against the deutsche mark Monday.

The Superintendent of Insurance has filed a $140 million lawsuit against Frank B. Hall & Co. Inc. an

For the third time in as many years, insurance companies will try to persuade the Supreme Court to i

New England Power Co. will go along with other owners of the Seabrook nuclear power project if owner

Borrowing costs in Britain fell by 0.5 percentage point Monday, as the Bank of England acted to curb

Stocks plunged at the opening bell Monday and remained depressed throughout the session. The

The official IMF dollar rate for the special drawing right as measured by a basket of currencies den

The state of Pennsylvania does not have to compensate coal mine operators for 27 million tons of coa

A proposal by 28 major Japanese banks to form an offshore company to pool Third World loan claims i

PPG Industries Inc. agreed to sell its $50 million ethylene business to Houston-based Sterling Group

Reichhold Hikes Prices Of Waferboard ResinsReichhold Ltd., a subsidiary of Reichhold Chemica

India's Food Output To Fall Short of TargetNEW DELHI, India - India's 1986-87 (July-June) fo

Brown Improves Quarterly NetBrown Transport Co.'s fourth quarter earnings rose to $1.4 milli

In less than five years, the number of double-stack trains operating from the West Coast has mushroo

The chairman of the House Energy and Commerce committee urged rail shippers and labor unions to forg

Coffee futures prices are expected to remain unusually depressed by the action of outside speculatio

Foreign air carriers lost their bid for Supreme Court review of U.S. air cargo rates they claimed we

Shippers that are captive to one railway want and should have the right to negotiate rates and servi

Political relations between Japan and China are cooling, and that will result in a slowdown of trade

The Secretary of Transportation asked the airlines and organizations representing the handicapped to

USAir Group appears well on its way to joining the ranks of the megacarriers with its proposed acqui

F.A. Graugnard Jr. received the industry's most coveted prize - the Dyer Memorial Award as "Sugar Ma

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

The Federal Aviation Administration said the number of passengers carried by the nation's major air