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Fresh light on the power struggle inside the Chinese Communist Party may be shed when Secretary of S

Claiming protectionism hurts California, the state's World Trade Commission called on Congress to pu

Carrier Wins Order From Saudi ArabiaSYRACUSE, N.Y. - Carrier Corp. signed a $16.7 million sa

The Pentagon, after years of study and a good bit of controversy, has begun overhauling its health-c

With the stock market trading around record levels in the popular averages, Wall Street analysts, li

China's banking reforms are continuing with a decision to allow six more banks to issue bonds abroad

Congress Asked to Add Trucking to Drug BillThe Private Truck Council of America has called o

The Illinois Central Gulf Railroad and Archer Daniels Midland Co. signed grain transportation contra

Automated System Secures GarmentsA new automated system for cloakrooms that provides maximum

If you think your taxes are high, consider the case of Swiss pensioner Jean Zatter and his wife.

Rudolph Penner has had his going-away party but leaves the top job at the Congressional Budget Offic

Spending cutbacks by U.S. automakers will put the brakes on the domestic robot industry for the next

Fears that Congress will enact tariff legislation similar to Smoot-Hawley are largely unfounded, con

Potlatch Corp. said it will spend $45.5 million to modernize two of its wood pulp and paper mills.

Hong Kong buyers boarded California's floating agricultural exhibition to sample wines, avocados and

Exports and re-exports here in January were slower than in December, but boomed compared with a year

Chrysler Corp. favors abandoning entirely the present system of basing shipping rates for motor vehi

The weekly freight index of Maritime Research Inc. (January-December 1972 equals 100 percent) is as

A state appeals court says a $10 million malpractice award to a girl who suffered severe brain damag

Massachusetts Attorney General James Shannon is preparing a court case to challenge a potential move

Operating income for the nation's two largest bulk commodities truckers moved in opposite directions

Toyota Plans to Keep Plant at Port NewarkNEWARK, N.J. - Toyota plans to keep its domestic au

Although the production of fresh market vegetables is greater this winter, harsh weather in Mexico h

The European Community extended the limits for radiation levels in food it imposed after last year's

Reagan administration officials continue to predict this year's merchandise trade deficit will narro

Customs brokers are heeding the warning of William von Raab, U.S. Customs commissioner, to "automate

Daewoo Motor Corp., one of South Korea's largest automobile producers, will greatly increase the val

MacGregor to Build Roll-ons for GrimaldiBRENTFORD, U.K. - Two additional 18,000-deadweight-t

Economic fundamentals indicate a lower trend in interest rates over the next few weeks and months -

The Public Service Commission is seeking comments on an innovative rate incentive plan designed to e

RAIL REGULATORY REFORM LEGISLATION may be introduced this week as both sides continue to jockey for

Volkswagen United States said it is raising base prices an average 3.4 percent, or $376, on most mod

The French government has signed on the dotted line to purchase three Boeing AWACS radar aircraft fo

Brazil is positioning itself to become much more effective as an exporter, and the target is the Uni

Oklahoma Joins Race To Get Atom-SmasherGov. Henry Bellmon says he'll appoint a task force to

China could become the largest single importer of U.S. lumber and other wood products, possibly maki

China could become the largest single importer of U.S. lumber and other wood products, possibly maki

A two-month-long political campaign against blind worship of the West has so far stopped short of cu

Greece's cruise ship business has lived through the worst that could befall it short of war, but thi

A recent study of civil lawsuits in state courts around the country points to a checkered pattern of