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The U.S. dollar moved up slightly Tuesday on the strength of sterling/ deutsche mark crosses and wha

Weak demand and large supplies in 1986 caused the heaviest decline in international rice prices sinc

Amex Considering Unit For Institutional TradeThe American Stock Exchange said it is consider

Forty natural rubber producing and consuming countries have scheduled formal adoption of their new p

The European Community called on Japan to do more to open its market to EC products, saying it was w

Harley-Davidson Seeks End of Import TariffsHarley-Davidson Inc. said it is petitioning the I

Ivory Coast, the West African nation with the largest forestry industry, intends to boost its sales

Finance Minister Gustavo Petricioli flew to the United States Tuesday to prepare for Friday's planne

The European Community said it recorded its first trade surplus in 1986. The EC Commission s

Capital Holding Corp. named Norman L. Phelps chief executive of this insurance holding firm's recent

Housing construction increased 2.6 percent in February, registering the highest level in 10 months,

Century 21 Real Estate To Expand Into BritainIRVINE, Calif. - In its first major internation

The Federal Maritime Commission designed its recent reorganization to add formal muscle to its tough

Pollution insurance is becoming slightly more available as new capital from both inside and outside

Massey Combines Sells 48 Units to SaudisBRANTFORD, Ontario - Massey Combines Corp. said it h

After an 11-year effort, a Canadian consortium has won a C$25.8 million contract to equip Hong Kong,

Insurers Warned Of Federal RegulationSen. Ernest Hollings, D-S.C., warned the insurance indu

The concept of targeting government farm program payments to the neediest producers is an effective

A mild winter behind them, newly optimistic Central Florida citrus growers are rushing to expand, of

Wainoco Oil & Gas Co., successfully completed a new field wildcat on its Grand Marais prospect, whic

The government-owned Philippine National Oil Corp. board is ready to sell its marketing outlets and

John L. Stang was elected senior vice president and manager, product development and marketing opera

An economist who says limits on Japanese car sales in the United States have cost U.S. jobs and incr

West Coast ports enjoyed a tonnage growth of 7 percent last year, from 134.8 million revenue-tons to

In the face of the upcoming general election, Chancellor of the Exchequer Nigel Lawson presented a n

Conrail, CSX Offer Special Interline PricesConsolidated Rail Corp. and CSX Transportation Co

The first drug to make hair grow on bald men could be on the market later this year if the Food and

Well-developed national truck lines with broad market coverage will grow only half as fast as their

Canadian Pacific Air Lines, of Vancouver, is being restricted by foreign governments from providing

Passenger Traffic Rose 13.3 percent in FebruaryU.S. airline passenger traffic increased 13.3

A British company has developed a "talking" distress radio beacon that automatically identifies the

BankAmerica Corp.'s chief executive thinks Brazil is bluffing when it says it won't repay its $2 bil

Israeli Spy Unit TEL AVIV, Israel - The Israeli spy unit that hired Jonathan Jay Pollard ran

Expatriate Tax Policies and Planning. A seminar for individuals seeking coverage on advanced subject

Foreign electronics executives who knock on Japan's door have begun to hear an unfamiliar message -

Tuesday, March 17, 1987 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

The Norwegian ambassador to Nigeria, Einar Bull, was called to Benin's foreign ministry to discuss t

American Cyanamid Co. announced it has acquired a 50 percent interest of Fothergill & Harvey PLC in

The Department of Energy's new report on the nation's energy security needs recommended a range of a

Pemex, Mexico's state oil company, said this week it is proceeding with plans to "Mexicanize" its en