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Turmoil in the foreign exchange market may delay an easing of Federal Reserve monetary policy and ex

New York State insurance companies will be asked to lend their support to the proposed health depart

South Korea on offered to supply electricity to North Korea if the North abandons a plan to construc

Cellular Products Inc. of Buffalo announced it granted a 30-day option to Eastman Kodak Co. of Roche

The United States and the Soviet Union remain deadlocked in their efforts to work out a bilateral ma

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

A strike by warehousemen continued at the port of Jacksonville, but picket lines were removed after

Thomas C. Magliocca, M. Elizabeth Reddish and Guy N. Childs were appointed to the Albany Port Distri

John Bohn Jr., chairman of the Export-Import Bank, is expected to outline next week initiatives his

The ghost of the poor clerk from Nikolai Gogol's short story The Overcoat," is in trouble. Stalking

For manufacturers, 1987 ought to be the best year to come along since 1980 - especially for makers o

GENERAL NEWS For U.S. manufacturers, 1987 ought to be the best year to come along since 1980

Snow Gains Top PositionAt CSX UnitRICHMOND, Va., - CSX Corp. elected John W. Snow pr

The Senate Budget Committee will go back to normal procedures to frame its own fiscal 1988 budget pl

Historical buying practices for strategically essential commodities shouldserve as an import

A controversial federal farm loan program has succeeded in paring huge surpluses of rice and cotton,

A consensus could build that too much is being spent on federal agricultural programs and a ceiling

Despite problems with ball-type safety valves at the Nine Mile Point 2 nuclear power plant, Niagara

Cold Wave Continues LONDON - The death toll from Europe's arctic cold wave climbed to 200 Th

A proposal to combine the international routes of Scandinavian Airline System and Sabena Belgian Wo

When it comes to avoiding the budget knife, the old Agricultural Conservation Program is a prime lea

UK Clears BTR's Bid For Pilkington Bros.The government cleared on Thursday BTR PLC's hostile

Two leading experts on China offered different assessments concerning the impact of political troubl

The multibillion-dollar lawsuits against Union Carbide over the Bhopal chemical disaster should sta

Alan Lord, the deputy chairman and chief executive of Lloyd's of London, expects a government-backed

The stock market's explosive New Year's rally caught fire again Thursday, fueled by declining intere

Pan Am Won't Confirm Acquisition RumorsPan Am Corp. and AMR Corp. declined comment on a publ

One of Britain's largest but lowest-profile trading and service groups is reorganizing its Far Easte

Back in the ancient times of the personal computer revolution, say about three years ago, there was

Ship simulator A multi-ship maneuvering simulator from Britian allows ship designers to see

Truck Group Denounces ATA Policy ReportThe Private Truck Council of America denounced Americ

Inventories Edged DownIn NovemberBusiness inventories edged downward 0.2 percent in

Egypt Raises Oil Prices By $1 to $1.25 a BarrelCAIRO, Egypt - Egypt raised the price of its

January 15, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallo

A national consumer group has sided with the Reagan administration against any move in Congress to l

The Air Transportation Association began its expected drive to restructure the Federal Aviation Adm

Two of Europe's largest airlines, Air France and Lufthansa German Airlines, have place separate orde

A senior Japanese official announced a new plan that he said would boost industrial exports from Sou

AMA Awaits Ruling On Medicare FeesA federal judge is expected to rule as early as today in a

No champagne was uncorked, no ribbon cut, no long-winded politician made a speech. Instead, as one o