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A Thai plan to restore the Death Railway," during whose World War II construction by the Japanese at

Poland, the black sheep of the Soviet bloc since the crackdown on the Solidarity trade union movemen

Continued Problems Forecast for FarmersThe U.S. agricultural sector will continue to face lo

Korean Air Orders 4 MD-11 JetlinersSEOUL, South Korea - Korean Air ordered four MD-11 jetlin

Congress and the Reagan administration appear to be traveling down the same road toward liberalizing

The way seems to have been cleared for medical malpractice insurers to move back into Virginia, but

In the Feb. 24 story, Currency Accord Called Vague, the reference to government intervention in curr

Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mass., may move to tighten legislation banning South African imports in li

Navieras de Puerto Rico, positioning itself to take better advantage of a hoped-for Caribbean trade

Within an hour of passage of a Washington state Senate lockout-compensation bill, a button was press

PACCAR Inc., of Bellevue, Wash., will import medium-weight trucks to North America under an exclusi

Armco Completes Sale Of Europe OperationsPARSIPPANY, N.J. - Armco Inc. announced that the sa

A Commonwealth Court in Philadelphia Tuesday heard petitions filed by three insurers challenging a P

A new computer chip that will be shown for the first time today could be another nail in the coffin

Dravo Wins Contract For Cogeneration PlantDravo Engineering Cos. was awarded a contract to e

An Italian engineering group received a contract to build two 500-megawatt coal-fired boilers for an

China is accelerating its push into petrochemicals with two recently announced projects worth a tota

Delegates to the Soviet Trade Union Congress said their country's labor organizations are not doing

Tentative Date Set For Seaway ReopeningApril 1 has been set as the target date for reopening

Overseas Shipholding Group Inc. reported fourth quarter net income rose to $8.2 million, or 32 cents

More than 15 merchant ships are stranded at Apapa and Tin Can Island, Nigeria's two main ports, due

Authorities have issued new regulations to encourage economic innovation and production of consumer

The Georgia Senate was expected to resume debate today on proposed legislation that would expand the

A unanimous Supreme Court ruled that a South Dakota property tax on airlines does not violate federa

Trade with Israel should be viewed in the context of the U.S.-Israeli free trade agreement when Wash

Swiss Group Develops Desulfurization ProcessAir Frohlich, of the Arbonia-Forster Group, Arbo

Upjohn Wins Rights For Chugai CompoundKALAMAZOO, Mich. - The Upjohn Co. has acquired exclusi

Dauphin County Court Senior Judge William W. Lipsitt has dismissed 35 personal injury claims against

A proposal to limit junk bond" investments by New York life insurers has split the industry, with sm

The U.S. dollar continued to show a mixed pattern Tuesday, although traders commented that it retain

Mix-up Further Delays Union Carbide CaseBHOPAL, India - The new judge in the Union Carbide c

Many of British Columbia's mines may close unless the province's government gives them tax relief or

Investment firms that attempt to prohibit insider trading by their employees still could be held lia

A sugar analyst expects a boom in the world sugar price by 1990, sug gesting the price might reach o

The Japanese government is considering rescue measures for its two aluminum joint ventures with for

The Soviet Union has diverted from its 15 year-old practice of importing only soybeans to fill short

February 24, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gall

Conoco Inc. will install the world's deepest-water oil and natural gas production platform in the Gu

It would hardly have seemed likely 15 years ago, but many truck fleets have learned to love the 55

Brazilian negotiators plan to seek a 16-year rescheduling of the country's $108 billion internationa