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President Miguel de la Madrid begins a week-long visit to Japan today that officials hope will produ

SAS Group Net Increased for 1986Journal of Commerce StaffNEW YORK SAS Group reporte

Pilots for Flying Tiger Agree to 25 percent Pay CutThe 650 pilots of financially troubled Fl

Developing countries' earnings from exports of manufactured products will exceed earnings from fuels

Oil Production Up In British North SeaBritish North Sea oil output averaged 2.58 million bar

The Soviet Union's activities on the international maritime freight market can be expected to grow i

Entrepreneur Warren E. Buffett may have hit the nail on the head for insurance management when he tu

Schmidt Says US Pact With Japan Won't LastHelmut Schmidt, former West German chancellor, sai

November 26, 1986 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gall

Rape grown for oilseed production in England and Wales rose by 70,000 metric tons to 900,000 metric

A Brazilian government survey urged a sharp cut in the duration of industrial incentive rates to lar

Niagara Frontier Loses Appeal of ICC RulingThe Interstate Commerce Commission denied Niagara

Starting today new taxes affecting international air travelers go into effect, bringing the total am

With the credit markets turning into December today, the question on the mind of most analysts appea

Dominion Terminal Loads Record Amount of CoalNORFOLK, Va. - Dominion Terminal Associates sai

Developing Nations Set Technology ExchangesRepresentatives of developing countries meeting i

Commonwealth Aluminum Corp. will close its aluminum smelter in Goldendale, Wash., by Dec. 31, idling

The U.S. dollar slipped against major foreign currencies in exceptionally slow trading Friday, with

Stauffer Raises PricesOn SulfursStauffer Chemical Co. increased the prices of sulfur

Approval of the use of aspartame in four major new food and beverage categories by the Food and Drug

Market restraints work both ways, protecting local industries as well as multinationals operating be

Developing Nations Set Technology ExchangesRepresentatives of developing countries meeting i

The government of South Korea expects a trade surplus this year of between $4 billion and $4.5 billi

Crude oil prices recovered on Friday to within 20 to 30 cents of the previous week's close after new

For advocates of solar energy, times have never been darker. The water-heating solar panels

National Industrial Transportation League, 79th anniversary meeting. Nov. 19-21. Atlanta Marriott Ma

Securities Lawyer Says SEC Badly UnderstaffedThe Securities and Exchange Commission is badly

The Chicago Board of Trade's wheat options contract, which completed its first week of trading this

Tuesday's telex informing Europe Container Terminus that United States Lines is discontinuing all se

The Illinois Central Gulf Railroad is abusing its monopoly power over a rail route that serves a sou

The Federal Maritime Commission ordered an investigation into the rate-making practices of Taiwan's

FAA Shutdown Prompts Complaints by PilotsPALM SPRINGS, Calif. - Pilots have filed complaints

Venezuela's oil exports are earning an average of "somewhat above" $13 a barrel this year, or half o

A much-delayed project to pipe Malaysian natural gas to Singapore is being shelved due to an economi

NATO's secretary-general was quoted as saying that closure of the Strait of Hormuz, gateway to the o

Pa. House Rejects Seat Belt LegislationHARRISBURG, Pa. - Legislation to require the use of a

Rescue helicopters flew out to the North Sea oil field when a British drilling rig with 57 men on bo

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

When United States Lines filed for protection from creditors under Chapter 11 of the federal bankru

Union representatives from 27 countries were told that aggressiveness by employers is increasingly m