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The saga of attempts to collect outstanding funds from National Bank of Brunei enters a new chapter

Potato Futures Volume Sets Record in LondonA total of 259,788 lots representing more than 10

Celanese Corp. announced the formation of Corporate Class Software Inc., a new subsidiary designed t

This could be the golden year for Brazil's perennially lackluster federal railway as ongoing improve

Burnham Service Corp.'s fourth quarter earnings rose to $1.2 million, or 27 cents a share, from $370

DOT Denies Petition On Electronic RecordersThe Department of Transportation has denied a pet

Its general offices are in a house trailer here and its name is little-known outside the Shenandoah

Although the White House and Treasury have rejected a published report Wednesday that Washington wan

Japan's NEC to Build UK Production FacilityNEC Corp., Japan's largest manufacturer of semico

The investigation into the collision of an Amtrak train and three Conrail locomotives is trying to d

Responding to a semiconductor industry study finding high miscarriage rates in certain jobs, America

The Export-Import Bank this year will be more aggressive in promoting U.S. ex ports, and the aircraf

A local spokesman denied a report that BankAmerica Corp. of the United States had informally approa

Calif. Bar Investigating Insurance Claim ScamThe State Bar is investigating whether private

Some of the largest carriers and shippers in Ontario are urging Transport Minister Ed Fulton to perm

The Democratic-controlled Congress won't resort to protectionist legislation as a way to reduce the

Europe's transportation infrastructure is holding up, with only a few exceptions, against the blast

The International Longshoremen's Association has withdrawn from the National Maritime Council, the o

Toyota Exports to Fall TOKYO - Toyota Motor Corp. this year will realize record high sales o

The property/casualty industry's major task this year will be to defend its profitability against at

The American Trucking Associations rejected calls to end government rate controls in the motor carri

Waterman Steamship Corp. has asked the secretary of transportation to halt a ship swap between Lykes

Labor Secretary William Brock did not rule out a possible increase in the minimum wage, although he

The world's first futures contract trading on the Australian dollar got off to a good start at the C

Is consumer debt really lurching out of control, as implied by some of the popular statistics - and

FINANCIAL COLGATE-PALMOLIVE CO. (New York) - Katharine R. Tarbox was appointed vice presiden

The stock market chalked up its eighth winning session - and seventh record close - in a row Tuesday

The start of a new round of Senate Finance Committee hearings on trade legislation suggested reachin

Bank of Japan authorities will continue massive intervention on foreign exchange markets in defense

GENERAL NEWSCapital appropriations by large manufacturers in the 1986 third quarter achieved

Consumer prices in Switzerland rose a monthly average of 0.8 percent last year, the lowest annual in

The nation's orange harvest for the 1986-87 crop season is estimated at almost 197.6 million boxes,

New attention being given to Brazil's cerrado region, hailed as this South American country's next b

A Montana wheat farming operation has angered a congressman who asked the Agriculture Department why

Argentine grain and oilseed export revenue totaled US$1.97 billion last year, down 52 percent from 1

Poland is seeking swift normalization of trade with the United States in 1987, arguing that the curr

No Changes Expected In Export Bonus PlanANAHEIM, Calif. - U.S. Department of Agriculture Sec

The wreckage of the Titanic, discovered 320 nautical miles southeast of Newfoundland in 1985, lies i

Management and labor representatives are still negotiating at the Rotterdam- based Europe Container

Given the opportunity to capture its first sizable coal shipments in several years, the port of Long