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Stauffer Increases Vanadium PriceStauffer Chemical Co. is raising its price of vanadium oxyt

The Australian life industry continued to boom ahead during 1985. But some offices did a lot

The very same industry trying to hold back today's riskless society is not listening to its own advi

Japan Reaffirms Role In SDI ProgramThe recent decision by the Nakasone administration permit

Tao Zuji knew he was taking a risk. City officials would not permit him to start his own bus

Nicaragua's trade deficit is expected to reach $608 million this year due largely to the United Stat

Burtek, a subsidiary of the French electronics firm Thomson CSF, signed a $5 million original equipm

DOT to Review Service WASHINGTON - Transportation Secretary Elizabeth Hanford Dole decided t

Gholamreza Akazadeh, Iranian oil minister, who is reportedly drumming up support forfresh Iranian pr

Normally at this time of year, the U.S. would be close to announcing the coming year's sugar import

The U.S. Coast Guard seeks comments on its proposed rules to guard against pollu tion from hazardous

Mobay Corp., a company of Bayer USA Inc., started production of high-purity polycarbonate resin for

The Chernobyl nuclear accident and delayed construction at three other nuclear plants are contributi

Insurance companies in Vermont have been warned to stop forcing customers to buy more than one of th

The U.S. dollar gained ground Tuesday on news of a lower-than-expected $13.3 billion merchandise tra

The outlook for U.S. wheat exports is holding steady at 31.3 million tons for the current marketing

A comprehensive analysis of the New York Medicaid program has been urged by State Comptroller Edwar

Saying it is concerned about insurance costs, the Reagan administration is siding with insurers who

Japan's exports of 1-megabit DRAM semiconductor chips will more than triple to 1.3 million units in

Japan's exports of 1-megabit DRAM semiconductor chips will more than triple to 1.3 million units in

A bitter dispute over employee protective conditions sought by rail labor is the main stumbling bloc

It was more a personality clash, rather than a lack of marketing of the port of Everett, that caused

Canada's westernmost province wants to take over the running of Vancouver International Airport and

The government's main gauge of future economic activity fell in August for the third time in the las

Andrea Chancellor, energy reporter in the Washington bureau of The Journal of Commerce since April l

Monsanto Co. announced that it will post an after-tax gain of $114 million, or $1.46 a share, in the

An Australian waterfront industry review committee has been set up to recommend ways to improve effi

Armin Corp. announced that the price for its polyethylene film products will rise by six cents a pou

The State Bureau of Insurance and a workers compensation insurance agency have temporarily averted a

A Torrington woman is seeking more than $1 million in damages in a federal lawsuit against police fr

The U.S. dollar was sharply lower Monday against most major currencies, except sterling and the Cana

The experimental Voyager aircraft took off on another test flight Monday, and its pilots hoped to de

Demjanjuk Indicted JERUSALEM- Israel indicted retired U.S. autoworker John Demjanjuk on char

Filipino workers staged 472 strikes between Jan. 1 and Sept. 22, 56.8 percent more than during the s

China will slash import duties on most luxury consumer goods Wednesday in what may be a preparatory

Top Stories An increase in exports and invisible earnings in hard currency are seen as essen

Isuzu Truck of America introduced a new low cab-forward truck for Classes 5 and 6 aimed at delivery

The Du Pont Co. announced that it has entered into a multimillion dollar research agreement with Adv

West Germany would like to increase grain sales to East Germany in the near future, despite possible

Nine Mile Point 2 Plant On Hold for ValvesSYRACUSE, N.Y. - The main steam isolation valves a