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A top Federal Reserve Board official said the economy should grow about 3 percent in 1987, but warne

Kodak Out of S. Africa ROCHESTER, New York - Eastman Kodak Co. decided not to take halfway m

Top Stories Overall total trade - imports plus exports - at Florida ports rose due to a good

Serious cracking discovered late Tuesday in the hull of the oil/ore ship Kowloon Bridge raises new q

Top Stories Edward Budd, incoming chairman of the AIA, is concerned about "punitive counterp

Concern over recent moves to reregulate the nation's intrastate trucking industry was on the minds o

The Caribbean basin's duty-free access to U.S. markets is making European and Far East entrepreneurs

The utility industry's main forecasting group predicts that over the next 10 years, coal use will gr

Traders Keep Eye On Coffee PricesCoffee traders said that unless there is a halt to dramatic

After 70 years of eyeballing wheat kernels to determine whether they are hard or soft, grain inspect

Mobil Sells Interest In Western PlatinumMobil Corp. sold its 24 percent interest in Western

The Come-by-Chance refinery, often called Newfoundland's industrial white elephant, is set to get a

Members of the Calgary Petroleum Club rejected a bid to admit women to the men's only club, said Jim

Refined zinc stocks held by producers in now-socialist countries fell by 32,000 metric tons in Septe

Japanese aluminum imports in the first nine months of 1986 fell 16.3 percentfrom the same pe

CULTURE SHOCK: Never before in my life had I felt culture shock, despite several experiences when it

The meeting between the United States and the Soviet Union to discuss their long-term grain agreemen

It is an oft-forgotten lesson, even in a capitalist society that endorses it as a fundamental law of

The world's four major sugar producers failed to agree to start negotiations on a price-stabilizing

A new era in intermodal shipping through the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach began with the open

Iran Plans to Launch Service to East AfricaNICOSIA, Cyprus - Iran plans to launch a new ship

Real annual growth in the gross national product of 4 percent is the minimum requirement for the cou

A Japanese income tax cut totaling $12.5 billion became much more likely Tuesday when the ruling Lib

Vancouver's Expo 86 Incurs Sizable DeficitVICTORIA, British Columbia - Expo 86, the five-mon

Peso futures trading will be authorized in Mexico for the first time beginning early next year, a ce

New government measures designed to encourage a further expansion of the country's commodity futures

Another reinsurance company is proposing a public stock offering but reinsurance brokers aren't maki

Huge stock market profits rolled up by Ivan Boesky through inside tips are likely to generate enough

Osaka Stock Exchange Plans Futures TradingThe Osaka Stock Exchange revealed 50 issues to com

A growing number of U.S. corporations likely will tap the shogun bond market in Japan following move

The U.S. dollar eased slightly in slow trading Tuesday as the foreign exchange market sat back to aw

The dark shadow of the Ivan Boesky scandal continued to cast a pall on Wall Street Tuesday, as takeo

Quotations are offered rates of New York city banks relating to currency transfers of $1 million or

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

Tuesday, Nov. 18, 1986 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

Piedmont Aviation Inc. is expanding its operations at Baltimore Washington International Airport by

Recent projections by the International Air Transport Association suggest that its airline members w

Sharp Corp. Promotes KuboTo ParentMAHWAH, N.J. - Sharp Corp. of Osaka, Japan, promot

US Airline Industry Turns Losses AroundThe U.S. airline industry registered a near record op

CONFERENCE ON LATIN AMERICAN COUNTERTRADE AND THE FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL CURRENCY AND BARTER EXCHANGE