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GENERAL NEWSThe Reagan team plans to send the first part of its 1988 budget to Congress by J

German exports of technology intensive products will continue to expand despite the strong appreciat

Security Principles PARIS - Premier Jacques Chirac said the Western European nations should<

Foreign exporters are retaining about 23 percent of the U.S. steel market, despite governmental impo

U.S. labor leaders renewed harsh criticism of the Reagan administration for failing to enforce unfai

TRUCKING ROCKWELL INTERNATIONAL (Troy, Mich.) - David R. Harris was named director of busine

Indicators Edged UpIn OctoberThe government's main gauge of future economic activity

Fuji Heavy Industries Ltd. and Isuzu Motors Ltd. announced a joint venture to build a $500 million a

John A. Young, president of Hewlett-Packard Co., is gaining ground in a campaign to focus national a

The U.S. economy is sluggish to generally good," says the beige book" on current economic conditions

The Reagan administration plans to send a first installment of its fiscal 1988 budget to Congress by

The Mexican government has filed a request to draw down a $500 million commercial bank portion of a

Lawrence H. Kaufman was appointed intermodal editor of The Journal of Commerce, Stanford A. Erickson

Canadian Pacific Ltd. said it agreed to sell all the shares of Canadian Pacific Air Lines Ltd. to Pa

The Computer Dealers Exposition, better known as Comdex, is where the computer industry struts its s

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration for the first time has approved a new proprietary veterinary d

Insilco Corp. announced that it has signed a letter of intent to sell its Enterprise Paint Cos. Div

A chemical company headquartered here announced the development of a calcium carbonate precipitate w

New England's governors Wednesday will study forecasts concerning the six- state re gion's electrici

Two nuclear power plants automatically shut down following unrelated malfunctions, leaving Northeast

King Kong Loses To Donkey KongIn a case that could be called "King Kong Meets Donkey Kong,"

Graver Water IntroducesClarifierUnion, N.J. - Graver Water, a division of The Graver

Degusa Corp. AnnouncesPrice IncreaseThe Chemicals Division of Degussa Corp. announce

Japan's first offshore banking facility opened in the nation's capital Monday with 181 financial ins

Yves St. Laurent, top French designer, is lending his technical expertise and designer's sense to th

Japan's first offshore banking facility opened in the nation's capital Monday with 181 financial ins

King Kong Loses To Donkey KongIn a case that could be called "King Kong Meets Donkey Kong,"

State-owned Air Canada, set to mark its 50th anniversary next year, won clearance to go to court in

Calif. Probes Sellers Of Supplemental CoverThe state Insurance Department has told 26 seller

GENERAL NEWSThe Supreme Court agreed to review cases involving pensions, age-21 drinking law

Along with stiff competition and crop disease, severe freezes have become an annual concern for Flor

Indonesia hopes to produce at least 23 percent of next year's total production quota of the Associat

The Kuala Lumper Commodity Exchange bet a world's first Monday by launching a palm kernel futures c

Sheep Slaughter Rises in AustraliaAustralia's sheep slaughter in the four months ended Oct.

Frigid weather may be on its way for most of the nation, but coffee drinkers have the warming news t

A cut in pay will not bring Todd Pacific Shipyard workers to the picket line, though similar wage cu

Prices farmers get for raw products averaged 3.3 percent higher in November, the first increase in t

For the week ended Nov. 15, 1986, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equ

Anti-apartheid activists launched a Christmas boycott of white-owned businesses around Johannesburg.

Mubarak to France PARIS - Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak and his wife will pay an official