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Despite periods of setback and stalemate, Western Europe is slowly inching toward its goal of creati

The British Treasury is reported to be seeking to prevent the state-owned electric utility company f

March 6, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

Locomotive Unit of GM Picks Warner DETROIT - The appointment of a Canadian executive to head

San Francisco International Airport says it expects to be the first U.S. airport to use proximity ca

Foreign Ship Orders Slide in South KoreaSEOUL, South Korea - South Korea's shipbuilding indu

The port of Oakland plans $226 million in capital spending over the next five years. Its exp

Life Insurance Industry Booming in JapanThe Japanese life insurance industry has enjoyed a c

RCA Laboratories demonstrated its new technology - full-motion videos on compact disk read-only memo

RCA Laboratories demonstrated its new technology - full-motion videos on compact disk read-only memo

A British company presents a compact, rugged and waterproof microprocessor- based unit to measure

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

TVA Awards 9 Pacts For Spot Mart CoalTennessee Valley Authority awarded eight contracts for

ATTEMPTS TO ATTACH RAILROAD REGULATORY REFORM LEGISLATION to another bill is a certainty but it's un

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

This is what a United States of Europe might look like, based on the present composition of the Eur

GENERAL NEWS General Motors Corp. says it will save up to $3 billion this year and about $10

The French state-controlled oil group, Compagnie Francaise des Petroles, or Total-CFP, is boosting i

Japan Extends Loan To Mexico's PemexThe Export-Import Bank of Japan signed an agreement to e

A senior Chinese official said the plunge in new foreign investment contracts last year reflected a

Ocean carriers and shipper interests are firmly dug in on opposite sides of the issue of restricting

Group Opposes Change In Staggers Act of 1980A group representing large and small shippers is

Meat imported from Australia, New Zealand and elsewhere often may fail to meet U.S. health standards

EX-IM BANK INDONESIA - $100 million concessionary line of credit to buy high- technology go

The governor of Greece's central bank said foreign borrowing in 1987 will total around $1.6 billion,

IBM Italia and Fiat are forming a joint venture information service, to be known as Intesa and speci

Jerry C. Welsh was named senior executive vice president, marketing and strategic development, of th

An elusive and potentially costly definition of waterfront "employer" lies at the heart of the feder

The Reagan administration will not recommend pre-funding for retiree health- care benefits, a growin

Nationwide Insurance reported a record operating loss of $859 million for 1986. The company

A senior Chinese official said the plunge in new foreign investment contracts last year reflected a

For the third time since World War II, Greece has received a reminder that the benefits from its shi

GATT Panel to Probe US Customs User FeesGENEVA, Switzerland - The GATT Council has set up a

ConAgra, Monfort Agree to MergeOMAHA, Neb. - ConAgra Inc., a diversified foods company, and

Rotterdam dockworkers expanded their strike last week after employers decided to break off negotiat

It's still too early to get a firm reading on the prospects for merger of the Santa Fe and Southern

Top Brazilian economic representatives carry to Tokyo this week their globe- trotting search for pol

General Motors Corp. says it will save up to $3 billion this year and about $10 billion annually by

The chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee today will unveil a more moderate trade bill in a

That the cruise industry will be marked by greatly expanded capacity is a given. The question is whe