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OPEC's attempt to stabilize oil prices at $18 a barrel is floundering as several of its members viol

U.S. soybean producers urged the Reagan administration to retaliate against any tax the European Com

The chairman of the Senate Banking Committee proposed legislation to cut back on non-bank banks and

President Reagan said he will travel the nation to advance a series of administration proposals to i

By a one-vote margin, the House of Delegates of the American Bar Association voted to go ahead with

A congressional panel opened an investigation this week into the insolvency of Mission Insurance Co.

The incessant earthquakes and volcanic tremors that have driven tens of thousands of people out of t

Tiger International Plans Far East Cargo ServiceA new air cargo service planned by Tiger Int

The need and environmental impact of the proposed Iroquois Gas Transmission System were questioned a

British Caledonian Airways selected the General Electric CF6-80C2 engine to power its new long-range

The Soviet Union signed a final agreement with the state-owned Finnish oil group Neste, which will a

Neither the 1986 collapse in world oil prices nor the sharp increase in early 1987 may be true harbi

As it seeks to expand its ties with regional stock exchanges, Singapore's bourse is drafting tougher

The government of St. Lucia will take action against a privately owned airline if it has been involv

Cigna Corp., the nation's second largest public insurance group, has once again thrust insurance ind

Cigna Corp. reported net income of $69.7 billion for property/casualty operations in the last quarte

BCal Official Optimistic On Growth OutlookBritish Caledonian plans to become the leading car

American Bar Association leaders oppose outlawing tobacco product advertising but predict a spirited

The official unveiling at the weekend of the Airbus Industrie A320 signals an important stage in wha

Speculation about the future course of the dollar will continue until Western leaders agree on a dat

Top Aide to Mrs. Dole In Line for DOT PostA top aide to Secretary of Transportation Elizabet

THE FREE MARKET is alive and well in the trucking industry, despite industry claims to the contrary

Quotations are offered rates of New York city banks relating to currency transfers of $1 million or

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

Companies offering electronic data interchange network services have yet to see returns on their inv

Retail sales of heavy trucks continued their free fall in January despite widespread predictions of

FFE Net Triples In 4th QuarterFrozen Food Express Industries Inc.'s fourth quarter earnings

Troubled Caterpillar Inc. has turned to cost-cutting and long-term efficiency goals, officials of th

Australian Wheat Board Says It Won't Cut PricesSYDNEY, Australia - The Australian Wheat Boar

American Electric Power Service Corp. purchased 225,000 tons of steam coal for an Ohio River power s

Officials at the Seabrook, N.H., nuclear power plant may have been late in notifying public safety o

Prospects for increased sales of rigid plastic containers remain promising, even though growth for t

Fears of resumed sales by the world's largest producer, Cote d'Ivoire, after several inactive months

In a talk to analysts last fall, Wells Fargo & Co. Chairman Carl Reichardt shrugged off the rave rev

A spokesman for developers of a cogeneration plant to serve Newport, R.I., says a Rhode Island Super

The Federal Communications Commission is trying to quell controversy over scrambled satellite televi

Richard E. Lyng, U.S. secretary of agriculture, most likely will visit Japan late in April to press

S. Korea's Posco Selects Steel Plant SuppliersSEOUL, South Korea - The Pohang Iron and Steel

A campaign by the Federal Aviation Administration to rid the skies of airspace intruders has resulte

Developed countries already are violating agreements to liberalize trade reached at a ministerial m