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The federal Environmental Protection Agency says a draft of an environmental review does not examine

The Federal Maritime Commission will consider the following at its next meeting, 10 a.m. Wednesday,

Shiites Pressure France PARIS - Islamic Jihad, the underground Shiite Moslem group holding F

Taiwan's announcement that it will voluntarily restrict steel exports to the United States in the fa

Eastman Kodak Co. introduced 17 new products for professional photographers and photofinishers, incl

A new study of jury verdicts is fueling the dispute between New Jersey's trial lawyers and the insur

Bond Investors Guaranty Insurance Co. moved closer to achieving premier" trading value in municipal

Guardian Royal Exchange, one of Britain's major general lines insurers, said Wednesday it is more co

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Sun Hikes Price Of No. 2 Fuel OilSun Refining and Marketing Co. increased the New York harbo

The following are the highlights of Wednesday's St. Louis Merchants Exchange call session for barge

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

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

Gold Prices Rally LONDON - The price of gold, which climbed through the $400 an ounce level

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

Representatives of Brazilian and U.S. shipping agencies will meet here today and Friday to examine t

Northeast Insurance Co. was sued by an unsuccessful bidder for the Portland, Maine, insurer, on char

The British government is boosting its reserves through a $4 billion Eurobond offering, the largest

Key players in the administration and in Congress are beginning to agree on major points of a Conrai

Two major and somewhat curious changes are rocking the administration at the Port of Houston Authori

The Argentine government's long-term energy plan includes a new pipeline to deliver natural gas from

The impending sale of two Prudential Line ships could mark the beginning of a spate of U.S. steamshi

The Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Co., the British shipping and property giant, widely kn

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

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

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

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

Tunneling crews are within weeks of holing through on the longest mainline railway tunnel in North A

Rates continued to drop for supertankers in the Persian Gulf Wednesday, but brokers were encouraged

Study to Determine Restoration FeasibilityBUFFALO, N.Y. - A $19,000 feasibility study on the

The prolonged trade dispute between the U.S. and Japan over failure of the Japanese to lower barrier