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The Soviet Union appears headed for a grain harvest far larger than envisioned earlier by U.S. forec

The largest graphic arts materials company in the world is about to be formed. It will result from t

Insurance companies would not need legislative charters to incorporate in Rhode Island under a propo

Large companies are harder to do business with electronically because of their large bureaucracies,

Iraq announces that its planes struck a vessel in the gulf, off the coast of Iran. State-run

Trade with developing countries created more U.S. jobs over the past decade than those lost to compe

S. African Interest Sold DALLAS - Diamond Shamrock Corp. said it completed the sale of all i

Industry analysts fear Argentina's telephone expansion program may become a victim of President Raul

The Nuclear Regulatory Commission says Boston Edison Co.'s emergency procedures at its Pilgrim nucle

San Diego Gas and Electric Co. eliminated nearly 200 positions since June andplans more trim

The folks at Digital Microwave Corp. hope a dish on every roof becomes as common as a chicken in eve

McGregor Sea and Air Services, a leading United-Kingdom-based freight forwarder, said it acquired a

As merchant marine academies around the nation vie for funds and graduates for jobs, Maine Maritime

The 1986-87 Houston Handbook and Industrial Guide has been made available free of charge by the Port

Japan's economy will remain sluggish over the next year or two, a leading Asian expert predicted.

Incoming Senate Finance Committee Chairman Lloyd Bentsen announced the names of senators he has chos

Christmas bonuses are a thing of the past, says a management consultant, and a survey indicates comp

Warring camps have begun maneuvering to choose the battleground for the next federal budget fights a

China's Oil Industry Optimistic on OutputChina's oil industry is expected to surpass its 198

Many New Jersey residents go without quality medical care because they can't afford it, according to

From the beginning I must admit to a certain prejudice against travel services and products - and bo

For the week ended Nov. 29, 1986, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equ

Chinese citizens who have become prosperous under China's economic reforms will have to pay an inco

Despite a diminished share for exports in total sales, Brazilian auto parts manufacturers boosted fo

A company that got its start grading railroad routes across Indian Territory, as Oklahoma was once k

Celanese Corp. acquired a $12 million equity interest in Codon, a privately held biotechnology compa

New Hampshire Yankee Corp. officials are encouraged" by a federal contractor's determination that on

In keeping with its five-year, $1 billion capital expenditure program, BASF Corp. expects to invest

Saudi Arabia may be prepared to accept a modest across-the-board cut in the present Organization of

Dag to Join Cool CarriersAs PresidentSTOCKHOLM, Sweden - Bo Natt Och Dag, president

The official IMF dollar rate for the special drawing right as measured by a basket of currencies den

The United States and Brazil have renewed their bilateral maritime agreement for three years.

The port of Charleston received an early but most welcome Christmas present when CSX Transportation

Canadian National Railways and Atlantic Container Line combined to move a 40- foot red spruce from N

A company that got its start grading railroad routes across Indian Territory, as Oklahoma was once k

Independent oil companies and small entrepreneurs are likely to lead the next charge to find China's

Exxon Corp. entered into a letter of intent for the sale of Reliance Electric Co., and other compani

Lower expected wheat imports by the U.S.S.R. and China in 1986-87 led to a lower USDA forecast this

PPG Industries has made significant progress in implementing strategies to assure its continued lead

The financial recovery of the property and casualty insurance industry is expected to result in wide