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Swissair Adds Atlanta As US DestinationGENEVA, Switzerland - Swissair has added Atlanta to i

A special report states that Australia's regulated domestic aviation system is almost universally di

Direct contracted foreign investment in China plunged 50 percent last year to $3.3 billion, down fro

The Yugoslav government, grappling with the highest inflation, unemployment and per capita debt in E

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

Swiss machinery exports rose slightly last year to 30.9 billion Swiss francs ($21 billion) compared

The life insurance industry is disputing administration assertions that bank holding companies need

E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Co. signed a $100 million joint-venture agreement with the Thapar industri

A range of line conditioner units from Britain eliminates fears of data corruption in microprocessor

A Japanese company planning to build the country's first nuclear fuel reprocessing plant for commer

The United States will hold fast to its standards for equipment coming into the country, despite com

Newspaper advertisements at the weekend urged investors to buy Z$1 million (US$600,000) worth of sha

Japanese production of four-wheeled vehicles dropped slightly in 1986 compared with the previous yea

Javier Perez de Cuellar, United Nations secretary-general, and MexicanPresident Miguel de la Madrid

Consumer Prices Rose 2.8 percent in EC in 1986BRUSSELS, Belgium - Consumer prices in the Eur

Former Sen. Paul Laxalt, bowing out as general chairman of the Republican Party, decried the emphasi

General Motors Corp. said it has doubled the life of its standard warranties to six years starting

GENERAL NEWSFormer Sen. Paul Laxalt, bowing out as general chairman of the Republican Party,

Bank of Japan Governor Satoshi Sumita said Friday he "absolutely" was not considering another cut in

Rotterdam's image as a strike-free port has been tarnished by a series of longshoremen's strikes tha

U.S. firms doing business in China will reap millions of dollars in tax benefits this year from the

Reagan, Panel to Meet WASHINGTON - President Reagan is expected to meet today with the panel

Farrell Lines Inc. defended its planned new inbound service from the east coast of South America as

Nedlloyd Lines Drops US Gulf From ServiceNedlloyd Lines said it will stop calling at the U.S

How far can the bull run? The great bull market in stocks that began Aug. 13, 1982, has been

Manufacturers in Hong Kong continue to be bullish on their prospects for increased trade with the r

The Japanese are worried that further appreciation of the yen against thedollar could send t

The decline of the dollar in foreign exchange markets hasn't hurt the credit markets to any great ex

Polish Ocean Lines is optimistic about its future in the competitive North Atlantic shipping trade.<

American Hawaii Cruises said it sold a majority interest in the company and dropped its Tahiti crui

GENERAL NEWSFormer Sen. Paul Laxalt, bowing out as general chairman of the Republican Party,

Local buying offices set up by overseas importers may soon be hit with tougher credit requirements.<

The U.S. government will press the Japanese during the next few weeks to prevent the loss of nearly

Japanese Defense Chief Denies Militant TrendJapan's defense chief called for an end to suspi

Automated Lock Activates AlarmA Swedish company has developed a new lock with a built-in mic

Though Greece had an exceptionally good trade and payments month in November, government and Bank of

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

Union representatives from nine European countries have warned that what they describe as a planned

Eastern Plans Cuts In Labor CostsEastern Airlines' new management has stepped up its war of

Reproduced below are carloadings, by commodity groups, of major railroads handled during the week en