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ARCO CHEMICAL PLANS $2.5 BILLION EXPANSIONNEWTOWN SQUARE, Pa. - Arco Chemical Co. plans to s

Phillips 66 Co. will fight all 575 alleged safety violations in connection with last fall's explosio

The London Metal Exchange has approved Baltimore, the Bridgeport/New Haven area and the Chicago/Tole

Lim Keng Yaik, Malaysian primary industries minister, Thursday said more consultations between the l

NY COURT SAYS UTILITIES CAN'T BILL FOR DONATIONSALBANY, N.Y. - It's unconstitutional for uti

The Bush administration may turn to a plan assuring American carriers access to the Soviet trade as

Boeing Co. knows it must protect its technology from the Japanese and others who would seek to copy

Five tankers owned by U.K. shipowner Gotaas-Larsen Ltd. are the first ships to receive a special "en

Wed., May 9, 1990 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

An agreement that will inject a new element of rail competition into New England and the rest of the

Representatives of five multinational trade houses Tnursday denied allegations, made by a senior Arg

Leaders of the Japanese petrochemical industry told Kabun Muto, international trade and industry min

Air Products and Chemicals Inc. said it will begin construction this summer of a 650-ton-a-day merch

Aerolineas Latinas C.A., a Caracas, Venezuela-based all-cargo carrier owned by private investors, wi

An offensive by T. Boone Pickens, the Texas investor, against a Japanese car parts maker may prove t

Ohio will open a trade and investment office here later this month, the third U.S. state in a year d

Keppel Corp. may be the company bankers love to hate. The maritime-based but now widely dive

Look for relative stability in the yen-dollar ratio for the near term, said a team of economists in

Strong growth in regional shipping demand is prompting one of Hong Kong's largest operators to consi

The returns are in from the five-month battle for control of Xtra Corp., and they're anything but pr

The exhausted young traveler returned from Kenya with more than souvenirs andmemories of Kik

Deep business-labor divisions over the causes of the crisis in the nation's workers compensation sys

Rank and file members of the State Legislature shot down the proposal to eliminate the tax exemption

* Penney's Asian Suppliers Choose Third-County Plants 4A * Howard Simon - Simon Says 7A* Gre

When cowboy-entrepreneur Malcolm Baldrige was killed in a rodeo accident in 1987, then-President Rea

TEAMSTERS PROTEST AT PAN AM MEETINGMore than 150 union employees, angered by Pan Am Corp.'s

State insurance commissioners are developing model health insurance legislation based on a pending C

While many insurers appreciate Connecticut's largely voluntary approach to providing health insuranc

The Travelers Corp. of Hartford, Conn., has not withdrawn from the personal lines market but is bein

The real property tax exemption for solar and wind energy systems will be extended to systems which

The reauthorization of the Federal-Aid Highway Act, due next year, could severely affect the railroa

The Treasury Department is pressing U.S. and West European commercial banks to do more to help promo

Containerized cargo handled in the colony's port in the first quarter amounted to the equivalent of

In some May 9 editions of The Journal of Commerce, two headlines on Page 3B were transposed: "Waterm

* Trading With Sweden 4A * Tom Connors - Washington 8A* Monthly Rail Carloadings Decline 2B<

A new U.S. District Court decision allowing banks located in towns with less than 5,000 people to ma

Occidental Chemical Corp. is the fourth major North American sodium chlorate producer in the last fe

Trafalgar House PLC, the British group that owns Cunard Steam-Ship Co., reported a small rise in aft

Kuhne & Nagel (AG & Co.), one of the world's largest freight forwarding companies, will start replac

Next week's meetings in Paris on relaxing controls on high-tech exports to Warsaw Pact countries cou