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California voters are showing little interest in who will become the first elected insurance commiss

1)Textile Quotas to Watch as of 4/6/90* 2)Fully Utilized Textile Quotas a of 4/6/90.

DISCLOSURE THAT THE SAVINGS AND LOAN debacle could cost twice as much as originally thought - as muc

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

The Group of 7 industrial nations launched a concerted assault on the dollar Monday to aid the Japan

Executives of Japan's shipbuilding industry are involved in a guessing game concerning when Chinese

California Insurance Commissioner Roxani Gillespie's ruling on Paris-based Axa-Midi Assurances's bid

Uncertainties in Europe and disarray in Japan's financial markets should continue to support the dol

PRICE RECOVERY UNLIKELY FOR PRECIOUS METALSFRANKFURT, West Germany - There is little chance

American Farm Bureau Federation officials expressed alarm Friday at the lack of progress on agricult

Sitting in a restaurant with a potential client, Steven Brown, Lexington architect, is about to sket

Alarm bells are ringing again over textile and garment sales to the United States, Hong Kong's large

The Bush administration warned that legislation aimed at winning more Japanese business for U.S. ban

CHINA ORDERS ENGINES FROM PRATT & WHITNEYEAST HARTFORD, Conn. - China has ordered 20 JT8D-20

Apr. 6, 1990 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

A member of the Soviet parliament said that $320 billion will be needed to cope with the consequence

1466 (Apr. 6, 1990) Previous day - 1483 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in L

Japan's industrial sugar users are fighting the high cost of sugar here with sugar-blend products, w

The Spanish and West German telephone companies, Telefonica and Deutsche Bundespost Telekom, recentl

Bechtel Group Inc. signed a preliminary agreement to develop a Soviet city of the future that is exp

The United States and Czechoslovakia reached a trade agreement designed to have a broadly positive i

The Journal of Commerce promoted two employees. John L. Murphy, 43, was named national adver

CUSTOMS COMMISSIONER RECEIVES FMC AWARDCarol Boyd Hallett, U.S. Customs Service commissioner

One senses that circumstances would be dire indeed if Murray Lawrence showed any outward concern.

TECO ENERGY INC. (Tampa, Fla.) - Wayne W. Hopkins was named director of corporate communications and

Digital Equipment Corp. is doubling the size of its Philippine offices at a cost of about $450,000 o

The Japanese government today sent a 69-member mission to Poland and Hungary to study the investment

Four carriers with U.S.-Europe vessel-sharing arrangements have urged the Federal Maritime Commissio

Last weekend Bob and Susan McIlroy of Charlotte planned a trip to Myrtle Beach, S.C. Bob flew. Susan

The New York Mercantile Exchange natural gas futures contract has the potential to be a supply sourc

Iran is expected to resume exports of its natural gas to the Soviet Union in the next few days, foll

CUOMO WANTS INCREASE IN PETROLEUM TAXESALBANY, N.Y. - Increased motor fuel and petroleum gro

Executives throughout the U.S. oil industry are singing a similar tune: What a difference a year mak

Two of Singapore's main shipbuilders, Jurong Shipyard Ltd. and rival Sembawang Holdings Pte., are wo

Both tanker and dry cargo operators are in for better times, an international brokerage believes, th

Senate and House versions of clean air legislation differ greatly on provisions that will affect the

U.K. sugar group Tate and Lyle PLC said Friday that it has told the director- general of fair tradin

CSL Intermodal, a unit of CSX Corp., is making a big push for recognition on the U.S. West Coast.

About 2,300 workers at Todd Shipyards in Seattle today began returning ballots in a ratification vo

For the week ended March 31, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads, which i