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Only five of 26 oil field development projects on the Norwegian continental shelf will be profitable

The National Council on International Trade Documentation. Forum on facilitating international trade

The Communist government fired the president and vice president of China's prestigious Academy of Sc

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

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

Despite U.S. urging, Japan and West Germany still show little appetite for materially boosting their

Protectionist trade legislation will not help the trucking industry's parts suppliers compete in a g

Despite a severe economic crisis, Mexico is going ahead with an ambitious expansion of its Pacific p

The U.S. dollar plunged more than 1 percent Thursday in reaction to news that the U.S. gross nationa

The Reagan administration will persevere with plans to introduce its own trade measures designed to

The resources of the old price-stabilization agreement for cocoa have been transferred to the new tr

The 50 coffee-producing countries that belong to the International Coffee Organization hope to take

GENERAL NEWSThe Supreme Court ruled that citizens may sue out-of-state sources of pollution.

The United Arab Emirates is seen as the producer most likely to break the Organization of Petroleum

The Indian Point nuclear power plants both have experienced problems with backup systems, leading t

M&T Sets New PlatingProduct PricesM&T Chemicals Inc. announced major changes to its

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

Business centers in U.S. hotels have never caught on with traveling executives here. In the never-en

The Navy will have to provide more data on the impact of dredging San Francisco Bay if it wants to d

The port of Portland intends to spend $180 million on building projects during the next five years,

Malaysia Tin Output Declined in NovemberKUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia - Malaysia's tin production i

Agriculture Secretary Richard Lyng ran into fire from farm state senators after saying the Reagan ad

Southeast Asian central bankers ended a three-day conference with an expression of concern over rece

It's freezing cold at 7:45 a.m. at dockside in this Long Island community. The sky is slate, a stiff

The Supreme Court gave the go-ahead for citizen suits against out-of-state industrial sources of wat

The Senate Finance Committee turned its attention to the complicated connection between the bulging

Local politicians alarmed by California efforts to cut off Chilean grape imports say they might reta

The Soviet Union agreed to cut its oil exports after talks with Saudi Arabian Oil Minister Hisham Na

Federal officials won't say so, but the recent plunge in the trade value of the dollar might repres

Tenneco Paper Chemicals started construction on the first of a series of planned new manufacturing f

Delta Earnings Soar In Fiscal 2nd QuarterDelta Air Lines said fiscal second quarter earnings

Iveco Trucks of North America Inc. sees itself ahead of the competition in everything but sales.

Marine Advisory Firm Headed by J.H. RandFormation of American Marine Advisors Inc., which wi

South Africa has been holding secret talks with officials of the Isle of Man, the British dependency

The Merrill Lynch bull could be turned into hamburger by the time it gets to Sydney. Richard

The U.S. economy grew at a weak, inflated-adjusted 1.7 percent pace in the fourth quarter, and just

Brazilian officials reached agreement in Paris to reschedule about US$4 billion of debts to other go

Belgian Foreign Minister Leo Tindemans Thursday outlined his government's modest plan for the six-mo

Australian coal producers are reasonably optimistic about prospects for 1987. Most are expe

North American Consumption Of New Rubber Falls 1 percentTotal new rubber consumption in Nort