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The European Parliament, which last week blocked adoption of a 1987 European Community budget, is ex

Stockholders of Sun Chemical Corp. voted here at the week-end to approve the recapitalization of

Foreign investors are watching warily as Brazil prepares to draw up a new constitution that could in

Rorer Group Inc. announced that it will keep Armour Pharmaceutical Co. ''After careful analy

With the credit markets beginning the usual holiday season slowdown, analysts are looking ahead at 1

This summer, the A.M. Best Co. was an unquestioned authority for the small insurance agent. If Best

The United States and Brazil reached a temporary truce in their computer market dispute. In

A field of eight companies bidding on a contract to supply 1.2 million metric tons of U.S. coking co

The shipping conference for the trade between the western Mediterranean and the United States has ad

New Interstate Commerce Commission rules spelling out what information about railroad contract rates

Marshall P. Safir wants the entire U.S. Court of Appeals to reconsider a refusal by one of the court

Hundreds of design errors on the nuclear-powered attack submarine San Juan threaten the worst constr

Hapag-Lloyd, West Germany's biggest ship line, navigated better than expected through 1986 and will

Containerization & Intermodal Institute. All-day seminar on the impact of the 1984 Shipping Act on c

Maritime Research Inc. announced it is accepting prepublication orders for Chartering Annual 1986, w

The shipping season on the St. Lawrence Seaway has been extended until Sunday, and surcharges for st

Non-vessel-operating common carriers, at least on the East Coast, have found that the longshore 50-

Iraq Reports Attack On Ship in GulfNICOSIA, Cyprus - Iraq said its warplanes Thursday attack

The women working at the Evergreen Group's headquarters building here all wear bright green jackets.

Hong Kong, The Board Room of Asia, as it likes to be known, is once more thriving with the economic

Heavy-duty Class 8 trucks sales remained far below 1985 levels in the first 11 months of this year

Reading Gets Payment From Trailer TrainPHILADELPHIA, Pa. - Reading Co. said it has received

A 51 percent rise in cargo tonnage handled in the month of November has helped Manchester Airport bo

The application of All Nippon Airways, Japan's largest domestic airline, tolaunch regularly schedule

Minstar Inc., parent of The Bekins Co., will sell the household mover to the firm's management in a

For the week ended Dec. 6, 1986, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equa

Triton-France, the affiliate of the Dallas-based Triton Energy Corp., is tocut its 1987 exp

France's state-controlled oil group, Compagnie Francaise des Petroles, or Total-CFP, will concentrat

FMC Corp. announced its Spanish subsidiary, Foret SA, purchased the natural sodium sulfate business

A new ICF Inc. survey of 17 major commercial hazardous waste management firms indicates that hazardo

Damon Biotech Inc., a majority-owned subsidiary of Damon Corp., announced that the U.S. Patent and T

Exxon Chemical's subsidiary in France, SOCABU, has completed a 30 percent expansion of its Vistalon

Occidental Chemical Corp. announced Thursday a completion schedule for a project to bring back on-st

Cutbacks Prop Up Mercury MarketThe market for mercury is reported to be strengthening becaus

Diamond Shamrock Corp.'s board of directors rejected a $2 billion takeover bid by a group led by Ama

Boise Agrees To Sell UnitTo SonocoBOISE, Idaho - Boise Cascade Corp. and Sonoco Prod

Iraq was still holding OPEC hostage on a new crude production accord late Thursday, after rejecting

December 18, 1986 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gall

Start-up Delayed At Hope Creek PlantLOWER ALLOWAYS CREEK, N.J. - Routine maintenance on a wa

Phoenix Re Corp. said it contributed $24 million to the surplus of its reinsurance operating subsidi