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Some 15 freight trains were stranded in Switzerland Friday due to the French rail strike, which has

A shipment of beef and pork from Australia will be destroyed when it arrives at this Caribbean islan

Employers should be required to offer minimum health insurance plans, former Secretary for Health, E

Deak International Inc., the foreign exchange and precious metals arm of the Deak Perera empire, has

GENERAL NEWSLeading indexes of employment and inflation rose sharply in December, the Center

Negotiations on a proposed austerity package put forward by Europe ContainerTerminus (ECT),

The port of New Orleans will add a position to its Chicago marketing office, boosting the staff to f

Prices of refined oil products are very firm in New York. Late in Monday's session home heat

Japan's inventories of residual fuel oil stocks totaled 40.3 million barrels at the end of December

The government is threatening to suspend Citibank's operations here because the bank allegedly is d

This South American country is opening up one of the world's last great agricultural frontiers on it

Rohm and Haas Co. sold most of its seed business in the United States to Coker's Pedigreed Seed Co.,

January 12, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallo

Britain's truckers have complained to the government that they are placed at a disadvantage against

The following index charts weekly changes in motor carrier tonnage originatingfrom 49 produc

Top tin producers are stepping up the pressure on fellow producers to help boost prices in the troub

Big money, says the founder of the Maui Visitor's Bureau in Hawaii, is in the Atlantic and Pacific

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

The Supreme Court will decide if building to U.S. military specifications is a defense against produ

The oil market's continuing weakness has not deterred Mauritania from planning to reopen its 20,000-

The Norwegian Parliament's Foreign Affairs Committee today will hear the government's proposal for l

Near collisions of aircraft over the United States rose to a record rate of more than two a day in 1

FMC Revokes Licenses Of Four ForwardersThe Federal Maritime Commission disclosed that it had

ACL's Morse To AssumeOperationsMichael Morse, executive vice president of Atlantic C

Daihatsu, Bombardier Ink Pact, Mull VentureDaihatsu Motor Co., Japan's sixth largest automak

Officials of Japan's Ministry of Transport and the Foreign Ministry have received an appeal from the

The State Trading Corporation of India will consider demands by seed crushers to import oilseeds ins

Foreign companies are being encouraged to help Indonesia in its nuclear power program, which officia

Australia's economic performance will be no worse in 1987 than in 1986, observers say. While

The Norwegian Shipowners' Association said that a boycott on trade with South Africa will probably m

Top tin producers are stepping up the pressure on fellow producers to help boost prices in the troub

Some South Korean national shipping lines are turning to private companies in Japan for loans with w

The weekend decision of European Community finance ministers to realign the European Monetary System

Crown Central Petroleum Corp. said it will introduce a Superfund expense line to its invoices for te

Ambassador Group Inc. resubmitted its plan to avoid the liquidation of Ambassador Insurance Co. that

Nobody knows why a half-mile-long depression as deep as 40 feet in places has appeared in a Kern Co

The Hong Kong government promised a "careful and serious" study of a mammoth private-sector proposal

West Germany purchased 5 percent to 8 percent more goods from the United States in 1986 than a year

Guinness PLC's stock price plummeted Monday following the company's announcement that it has set up

A government ban on fuel shipments to the rebel-controlled Jaffna Peninsula is heaping hardships on