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Ford Motor Co. said Monday that it would switch 225 million ($369 million) of investment planned fo

Canada, which has produced more crude oil than it needs each year since the early 1980s, could becom

Evergreen has agreed in principle to take 25 percent of a new airline in Macao, the Portuguese-admin

The EC, in an attempt to combat fraud, is set to introduce spot checks on not less than 5 percent of

H.J. Heinz Co. Monday said that by next year, it would sell ketchup in completely recyclable polyeth

East European farmers could be competing against the United States and the European Community in wor

Two founding members of the Industrial Biotechnology Association have resignedfrom theWashin

The cruise ship on which more than 170 people died Saturday in the North Sea suffered a fire off the

The Commerce Department said Monday it has canceled an aerospace trade mission to Iraq as U.S. lawma

A fuel transportation consultant is warning coal companies to be cautious about agreeing to new term

UK AGENCY COVERS TRADE WITH EAST BLOCBritain's official export credit insurance agency is ex

COLUMBIA U. INDEXES BOTH ROSE IN MARCHLeading inflation and employment indexes rose in March

Trade leads supplied by: US Department of Commerce , U.S. and Foreign Commercial Service, Room HCHB

Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. is weighing several options for renewing its fleet. They include:

Operations over the Delaware & Hudson Railway Co. will continue while its trustee considers three bi

IF PAPERLESS TRADING is so good, why aren't more people doing it? That's the question a lot

Florida citrus industry representatives are estimating the 1990-91 (September-June) orange crop will

The Soviet Union's bid Monday for 300,000 metric tons of U.S. wheat has long been awaited in U.S. ex

US MAY SUE COMPANIES THAT HURT US EXPORTSWASHINGTON - The Justice Department may pursue anti

Windmere Corp. said Monday a federal court has found that a Dutch electronics giant had unfairly mon

HEAD OF BROKERS GROUP SEEKS TO INCREASE CLOUTORLANDO, Fla. - Donna R. McCann, newly elected

W. GERMAN PRICE INDEX ROSE 0.1 PERCENT IN MARCHFRANKFURT, West Germany - The West German con

Some people admire Thomas Donohue, the larger-than-life president of American Trucking Associations.

Grumman Corp., the U.S. aerospace company that is a leader in the business of linking supercomputers

Some of Wall Street's top lawyers and bankers are donating their time to advise East European leader

Japan's largest longshoremen's unions will launch a nationwide port strike Wednesday unless last-min

Two California congressmen have submitted competing measures to deal with the hazards of a major U.S

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