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THE JOURNAL OF COMMERCE Daily Industrial Materials Price Index of Sensitive Spot Commodity Prices on

Thursday, Dec. 18, 1986 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

The 21 air carriers belonging to the Association of European Airlines expect their passenger busines

Flying Tiger Line Gets A New Lease on LifeTiger International's board of directors approved

Chemical Valley, a multibillion-dollar complex of some 20 oil refineries and petrochemical plants pr

Soviets Report Riots MOSCOW - The official news agency Tass issued an unprecedented report a

Jaruzelski to Visit Italy WARSAW, Poland - Polish Leader Gen. Wojciech Jaruzelski will pay a

The head of the American Chamber of Commerce in South Africa said 26 more U.S. companies are likely

The U.S. chemical specialty market is about to get a new import from Japan. Tokyo Ohka Kogyo

KLM Royal Dutch Airlines said it reached a preliminary agreement to buy the Hilton International hot

The European Community Commission Thursday approved an accord among nine major computer companies to

Mitsubishi Motors Sales America, a subsidiary of Japan's Mitsubishi Motors Corp., announced plans to

The Tennessee Valley Authority completed four purchases in the spot coal market ranging in size from

Three-fourths of 500 Californians surveyed supported a gasoline tax hike to help reduce air pollutio

Bertelsmann AG, West Germany's biggest media company, has completed the acquisition of Doubleday &

Britain's decision to choose an airborne early warning defense system designed by U.S. aerospace gia

Britain's purchase of AWACS planes from Boeing may help convince other foreign governments to seal a

An Israeli company will replace a Palestinian electric company in supplying electricity to Jewish co

The Surry nuclear plant became the deadliest in the nation when the death toll from an accident doub

The controversy surrounding Maine's workers compensation law continues as numerous legal challenges

Move over, San Francisco and Seattle. Canada's third-largest city is no longer content to be

CHRISTMAS CHEER? BAH HUMBUG! Boycott Empire/Allcity Insurance Co. Unfair to Labor" the Chris

American Mutual Life Insurance Co. of Wakefield, Mass., is selling its A.M. Life Insurance Co. subsi

University Bans Sale Of Tobacco on CampusGeorgia State University students no longer will be

Someday, people may be able to get information and advice about selling California crops abroad at a

Japan plans to propose a 20-year international fundamental science research program of about 1.0 tri

Japan's overall crude steel production in fiscal 1986, a term ending next March, is expected to drop

A Defense Ministry official has complained to U.S. authorities about the practice of importing fore

Steel Data Make China 4th-Largest ProducerChina met this year's production quota of 50 milli

IMF BOLIVIA - $127 million over the next three years to help cope with deep recession, risin

A Defense Ministry official has complained to U.S. authorities about the practice of importing fore

U.S. foreign aid for most countries has been cut heavily, with many to receive less than half the am

The hottest board game in the Philippines this Christmas is a cross between Monopoly and Clue that l

The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, which celebrates its 25th anniversary thi

Japan's overall crude steel production in fiscal 1986, a term ending next March, is expected to drop

International Longshoremen's Association members in Baltimore who have at least 25 years of service

OPEC ministers have made a majority decision to reduce crude oil output to 15.8 million barrels a da

Western Financial Meet TOKYO - Finance ministers and central bank governors from the United

Creating temporary government agencies may be the key to solving some major social and economic prob

The United States will cut its foreign trade deficit by only a few billiondollars next year,