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MITSUBISHI DOESN'T PLAN ROLE IN JET-ENGINE PACTJapan's Mitsubishi Group does not plan to tak

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

BESSEMER AND LAKE ERIE RAILROAD CO. (Monroesville, Pa.) - Robert J. Joyce has retired as manager, co

The Interstate Commerce Commission is proposing to deregulate the transportation of lumber and plywo

Two subsidiaries of Coastal Corp., a Houston-based oil company, said this week that they will keep t

The process of reunifying Germany will not distract Bonn from moving with its European Community par

U.S. insurance brokers are scurrying to find new liability coverage for corporate clients insured by

China's legislature Wednesday approved the mini-constitution by which it will rule Hong Kong after 1

California small businesses condemned a compulsory employer-paid health insurance proposal as too ex

Borden Inc., which has acquired nine packaging films companies in the last two years, said it bought

COFFEE JUMPS ON NEWS BRAZIL READY TO ACTCoffee futures prices surged Wednesday on trade talk

Prompted by the promise of reduced transportation costs and the push to keep overweight trucks off p

1499 (Apr. 4, 1990) Previous day - 1513 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in L

LABOR BOARD TO ORDER COOLING OFF PERIODThe National Mediation Board Wednesday was expected t

LIMITED POWER URGED FOR EC CENTRAL BANKFrench Finance Minister Pierre Beregovoy said Tuesday

U.S. lawmakers Wednesday introduced legislation to curb imports of textiles and apparel into the Un

India's private sector is taking a more liberal approach to trade and investment issues than in the

It was a question no one could answer in a debate that no one expected to end. "Pricing Serv

Britain's chemical industry is expected to buck the general trend for U.K. companies this year by in

Commodity Exchange Inc. copper futures dropped a sharp 470 to 365 points Wednesday, on news the 24-d

U.S. companies eager to explore business opportunities in Eastern Europe will have a chance next wee

The European Community must not bend its rules to force U.S. companies to increase their investments

My friend Jim Flannery, chairman of Houston-based Oilfield Technology International, which has a rep

Famous products from Eastern Europe? Hmmmmm. Let's see - radioactive dustfrom Chernobyl . .

Wed., April 4, 1990 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.

British Rail plans to introduce Britain's first intermodal service using European-size containers wi

The U.S. dollar held to a relatively narrow range against major currencies Wednesday, ahead of Frida

Ocean carriers serving the trade between the United States, Australia and New Zealand see some brigh

Monday's Supreme Court decision to review a $1 million punitive damage judgment against a Californi

A Finnish consumer affairs court banned a television advertisement for the fast-food chain McDonald'

Two new West German firms are suspected of having made illegal deliveries to the Libyan chemical pla

SODIUM SULFATE Atochem North America Inc., based in Philadelphia, said it increased the pric

The Interox Group said it will build a new sodium perborate monohydrate plant in the United States a

US-SOVIET GRAIN TALKS LIKELY IN MID-MAYU.S. and Soviet officials will meet sometime in mid-M

The council of London's International Stock Exchange and the board of London's International Financi

BUREAU VERITAS CONTAINER SERVICES CORP. (New Milford, N.J.) - Alex Mak Kwok- yiu was named vice pres

American Telephone & Telegraph Co. plans to extend its direct-dial service to six African countries

The number of obsolete and damaged ships sold for demolition continued to decline in the first quart

The 20 percent decrease in the value of the yen against the U.S. dollar over the past year and recen

More than 310 members of Lloyd's of London began legal proceedings Wednesday against their eight mem