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Societe Generale, France's third-largest commercial bank, will be sold to the public later this year

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

Salomon Announces Global Paper ProgramNEW YORK - Salomon Inc. announced the globalization of

The active gold futures contract has fallen from a high of $424 three weeks ago to trade several tim

Tuesday, Feb. 10, 1987 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

Higher prices lifted Malaysia's export earnings from natural rubber in 1986 to M$3.25 billion, up 13

China Province Reaps Record Grain HarvestJINAN, China - China's Shandong province harvested

The Commerce Department will report monthly foreign trade data about two weeks later than it has don

Brazilian officials are studying a complete or partial lifting of beef price restrictions as early a

Transax/RATES, a maritime information company, said it will hold training seminars in several U.S. c

The Uruguay Round of international trade liberalization talks entered a new phase Tuesday with the f

GENERAL NEWS Net merger and acquisition activity in 1986 reached a 13-year high. Page 3AMuc

Much of the silicon has left Silicon Valley. Later this month, for instance, National Semico

GENERAL NEWS Net merger and acquisition activity in 1986 reached a 13-year high. Page 3AMuc

New OOCL Ship Calls At Port of Long BeachOAKLAND, Calif. - Orient Overseas Container Line's

Japanese Businesses Optimistic on RecoveryA Japanese government survey showed corporate expe

Xerox Corp., stung by failures to profit from its own research, is experimenting with novel spinoffs

Liberal elements in China appear to be hitting back against the wave of attacks on Western influence

There would be no need for passage of protectionist trade legislation by the U.S. Congress if Japan

29th Triennial Congress of the International Chamber of Commerce. A conference for international bus

University researchers have warned that a major leak of toxic gases used in the manufacture of semi

The American Bankers Association contends laws restricting the type offinancial services ban

U.S consumers are saying 'cheese' more and more. From tacos, to pizza, to salads, cheese is

The Australian gold boom continues to surge and is exceeding the most optimistic predictions of last

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

The domestic textile and footwear industries are poised to push new import quotas legislation throug

Importer Nonie Waller's latest antique from Hong Kong has caused a stir and some sore muscles.

On protectionism: 'That would be like pulling out a gun and killing our trading partners, wh

Ravenfield Design Ltd. of Britain has come up with an advanced cranking simulator to measure viscosi

Malaysia's efforts to export manufactured goods to the U.S. market instead of just commodities are p

The Controversy Over the Importation of Gray Market Goods: Is a Resolution Forthcoming? Symposium sp

Manchester Airport, Britain's busiest air terminal outside the London area, is concerned that its ye

China decided to reform and update its 30-year-old air traffic control system, the official Xinhua n

Eastern to Transfer Jets to ContinentalEastern Airlines said it is transferring six of its A

Air Train Inc. will lease two cargo planes to CF AirFreight when that firm opens its own air hub nex

It was just a couple of days before the Commerce Department's announcement that the nation's foreign

For the fourth quarter of 1986, Canadian Pacific Ltd. reported an operating profit of C$92 million,

An agreement has been reached in a federal court suit filed by retired blue collar workers at the no

An advocacy group asked the Nuclear Regulatory Commission to order the shutdown of eight nuclear rea

Hollywood is teaming up with French scientists and a Texas oil man to gather artifacts from the Tita