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The Supreme Soviet has passed a law allowing citizens to earn extra money by privately providing som

You've just concluded negotiating that first contract in Japan. It's time for the signing, and you p

Kaypro Corp. Settles With ShareholdersKaypro Corp. announced a $9.25 million settlement in p

Wood Product Sales Up To Japan, Taiwan, ECU.S. exports of wood products are up from a year a

GENERAL NEWSFederal Reserve Vice Chairman Manuel Johnson and Budget Director James Miller sp

San Francisco Mayor Dianne Feinstein urged Hong Kong to invest in her city, which she called a good

The Pentagon will experiment for a year with a private health plan for one- third of the military be

Wednesday, Nov. 19, 1986 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

IN CONNECTICUT, A LOOK AT SOURCING OVERSEAS: The chairs were upholstered in green. Two three-tier cr

Employers are moving away from providing full coverage of health insurance benefits and are demandin

The New York Insurance Exchange Inc. is trying to deal with its first insolvencies at a time when ac

Borough police are under orders to be extra careful while on patrol because the liability insurance

The Consumer Product Safety Commission took on the problem of all-terrain vehicles Wednesday, lookin

Pa. House Passes 2 Insurance BillsHARRISBURG, Pa. - The Pennsylvania Senate passed unanimous

The Supreme Soviet has passed a law allowing citizens to earn extra money by privately providing som

The Pension Benefit Guaranty Corp. withdrew from its efforts to impose a lien on all the assets of N

A New York investors group said it might renew efforts to take control of Gelco Corp. if an appeals

Oshkosh Truck Corp. reported fourth quarter net income increased to $7.5 million, or 84 cents a shar

While the mythical raisin baron families of central California were mired in intrigue this week on

IN CONNECTICUT, A LOOK AT SOURCING OVERSEAS: The chairs were upholstered in green. Two three-tier cr

Circle Express Inc. will gain access to lucrative California trucking markets through its purchase o

US-Greek Inroads WASHINGTON - U.S. Secretary of State George P. Shultz met with Greek Foreig

Barcelona Mayor Pasqual Maragall is hopeful that computer and telecommunication s industries will be

Puerto Rico's production-sharing program may breathe new life into Washington's Caribbean Basin Init

Israeli Ambassador TEL AVIV, Israel - Foriegn Minister Shimon Peres said Israel will not sen

WORLD BANK IVORY COAST - $34 million from the World Bank for a four-year $58 million agricul

Three women whose cottage industry grew into a multimillion-dollar business say a union may force th

Sweden's Aba Astra, a major medical research and pharmaceutical enterprise, has opened a pharmaceuti

You've just concluded negotiating that first contract in Japan. It's time for the signing, and you p

Creditor Commitments Flowing Into MexicoThe government of Mexico and the Bank Advisory Group

Richard Ferris, chairman and chief executive of UAL Inc., said the coming year will not see a repeat

A contract for a 156,000-deadweight-ton tanker to be built in South Korea for Fred. Olsen & Co. is h

A trial here this week could force the International Organization of Masters, Mates, and Pilots to h

Studies indicate that two of the nation's first solar electric utility stations are not only product

Interpool Ltd., a lessor of transportation equipment, said it has ended negotiations to sell the com

Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp. completed the previously announced acquisition of Pilkington Reinforce

With the International Longshoremen's Association contract ratified in the port of Baltimore, only p

Electricity sales by Public Service Electric and Gas Co. in the first 10 months of 1986 increased 3.

Mobil Chemical Co.'s films division will add a manufacturing line to its Stratford, Conn., plant in

Coal consumption in Portugal is expected to increase sharply over the next few years, industry sourc