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The U.S. dollar drifted in a slow, sideways-to-lower pattern Wednesday as the foreign exchange marke

Longshore gangs working container-carrying feeder barges between New York and Boston have been reduc

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

58th Technical Conference Set"Discover Change" will be the focus of the 58th annual internat

Japanese Ex-Im Bank Plans U.S. OfferingThe Export-Import Bank of Japan said it plans to sell

Wednesday, Feb. 25, 1987 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

THE JOURNAL OF COMMERCE Daily Industrial Materials Price Index of Sensitive Spot Commodity Prices on

Financier Khoo Teck Puat simply doesn't have enough liquid assets to repay debts to National Bank of

A purchasing team from Seoul says it has bought enough U.S. wheat, corn and soybeans to supply South

The U.S. grain industry needs to keep changing to remain competitive in today's world markets, said

The Soviet Union is buying U.S. grain after a nine-month layoff, but Agriculture Department official

India's Food Output Expected to IncreaseIndia's food output during the 1986-87 agricultural

The timing of a return to International Coffee Organization export quotas will be critical for a sus

Oil prices slumped by 70 cents a barrel in London to less than $16 and an ''orgy of selling" hit the

February 25, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gall

The parent company of Petro-Lewis is selling off another $188.2 million worth of the Denver-based co

Hampden Oil Co., which bought Ultramar Petroleum Co.'s Connecticut River Division last fall, is clos

Air quality regulators in eight Northeastern states are discussing a joint proposal that some volati

The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries offensive to boost its share of the oil market has

A section of a 1-inch-thick steel support wall inside Three Mile Island's Unit 2 reactor melted duri

Fifteen years after Richard Nixon's electrifying visit, China and the United States remain divided o

The Rovac Corp. received a study contract from Atomic Energy of Canada Ltd., of Chalk River, Canada.

Arco Unit, EniChem Plan Joint VentureArco Chemical Co. and EniChem SpA announced plans to fo

IN THE BLACK: American Motors Corp. said the fourth quarter of 1986 brought the first profit in almo

Early signs suggest the Senate may be more cooperative than the House in working with the Reagan adm

Finnish oil group Neste has begun negotiations with the Soviet oil agency Sojuznefteexport, involvin

Catalyst Resources Sets 4 percent-8 percent Price IncreasesCatalyst Resources Inc. announced

China intends to boost exports of processed chemicals this year in hopes of reducing a yawning $270

An upcoming fight between the Canadians and the Japanese over the future of a C$3 billion coal minin

The Supreme Court left for a later day a determination of whether a municipality may be held liable

Worldwide 800 Services Inc., which provides international toll-free telephone services, sued AT&T, c

The opposition Labor Party said that if it wins the next general election it will refuse to let the

Jacques Friedmann, one-time chairman of Compagnie General Maritime, France's state-owned shipping li

Utility Shuts Down Limerick Unit 1Philadelphia Electric Co. reported that Unit 1 at the Lime

Mexico and its major creditors sent telexes to international banks detailing Mexico's need for promp

International Business Machines Corp. is in the race for the next generation of computer memory chi

Government and school officials from towns around Chicago's O'Hare Airport gave members of Congress

Mikhail Gorbachev called on the Soviet people to work harder, become more efficient, practice self-d

Dragon Airlines Ltd., a commercial carrier established two years ago, was granted permission by Hong

Emery Air Freight Corp. is hoping to upgrade services between Hong Kong and the United States by mov