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Aquino Returns to US WASHINGTON - Corazon Aquino, whose last visit to the United States was

UPS Agrees to Buy 13 DC-8s From DeltaGREENWICH, Conn. - United Parcel Service agreed in prin

U.S. Trade Representative Clayton Yeutter said that further exchange rate shifts may be needed.<

The United States is relaxing some prohibitions on export of high technology to the Soviet Union, ac

MARITIME MERIT STEAMSHIP AGENCY INC. (Los Angeles) - Leo E. Kowalski was named chairman, a n

Port Everglades Authority narrowed its search for a new port director to seven candidates. T

The Liberian legislature has formally approved reduction in fees for vessels registered in that coun

Ghana, Togo Sign Cocoa AgreementGhana and Togo have signed the 1986 International Cocoa Agre

West Germany's 1986 oilseed crop is estimated 8 percent higher than last year's crop at 868,000 metr

Hoopla and controversy surrounding the Commodity Futures Trading Commission's new audit trail rules

Thai sugar industry representatives met foreign ministry officials Tuesday in a bid to prevent more

U.S. Trade Representative Clayton Yeutter said Wednesday it was imperative countries agree to reduce

1st US-Built Toyota Rolls Off Line TodayFREMONT, Calif. - The first Toyota auto ever assembl

Commodities dealers Cargill and Marpro plan to step up countertrade activities in Southeast Asia by

The number of U.S. visitors coming to Britain has returned to near-normal levels after the downturn

There will be no switching of terminals, at least initially, for Japanese shipping lines serving Van

The federal government said it would seek civil penalties of $150,000 in an scheme involving a U.S.

The official opening in South Korea of a $425 million plant to build cars for the U.S. market began

The port of Everett is pursuing its own ambitious plan for harbor development now that the Navy appe

Detroit Edison Co. said increased industrial activity, as well as a surge in new construction in sou

EUROPEAN COMMUNITY CRETE - 240 million European Currency Units (US$237.6 million) over the n

The official opening in South Korea of a $425 million plant to build cars for the U.S. market began

The European Community's executive commission announced an indefinite ban of all beef and pork expor

Wednesday, September 3, 1986 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanad

Roy F. Weston Inc. was awarded a second three-year contract by Occidental Chemical Corp. to continue

An Austrian woman sued the Soviet Union in connection with the Chernobyl nuclear disaster, but the S

Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp. elaborated on the financial impact of the recapitalization and restruc

China confirmed its intention to build a nuclear power plant across the border from this British col

New England Power Files for Rate HikeWESTBOROUGH, Mass. - New England Power Co. filed for a

Combustion Engineering Inc. established a business unit aimed at serving the environmental market.

The Norwegian state-owned oil company, Statoil, will join in efforts to explore for oil and gas in M

Private Brazilian coal producers are forming a pool to associate with Colombian counterparts in deve

Construction began on a new facility for the manufacture of a new family of aliphatic isocyanate pro

The proposed cost settlement for the Nine Mile Point 2 nuclear power plant may be further delayed by

The Norwegian Petroleum Directorate (OD) is worried about continued sinkage of the seabed on the Eko

Trunkline Gas Co., one of the two interstate pipeline units of Panhandle Eastern Corp., reduced whol

Interest in unleaded gasoline futures on the New York Mercantile Exchange is finally gaining momentu

China Hosts Co mmodities Fair NEW YORK - Guangzhou, formerly Canton, is hosting an Export Co

Britain's Prince Charles is not overlooking an ever-growing British-U.S. trade while he's in Boston

National Semiconductor Wins Taiwan InjunctionTAIPEI, Taiwan - A District Court in Taipei has