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High interest rates that helped push the Canadian dollar to a nine-year peak have enraged exporters

UNITED HOPES TO FLY CHICAGO-TOKYO ROUTEUnited Airlines has asked the Department of Transport

For the person who eats out a lot, a discount dining card slices the tab down to size. Three

Pennsylvania Attorney General Ernie Preate Jr. charged that the heating oil crisis is "artificial" a

A Washington, D.C.-based consulting firm said it is assembling a consortium of companies interested

The Chicago Board of Trade, in a detailed report, charged that the Italian grain firm Ferruzzi Finan

JUST WHEN YOU THOUGHT everything was settled, it's not. That's what the Port of Philadelphia

NEW YORK RAIL SHIPPERS have mixed feelings over CP Rail's winning bid for the Delaware & Hudson Rail

United Kingdom chemical production is expected to increase by only 1 percent in 1990 after a 4 perce

The heavy truck market continued to slump last month, ending the year on a sour note for buyers and

The expected softness this year in the U.S. automotive and construction industries will not signific

International Commerce Club of New Jersey. Jan. 17. Convent Station, N.J. Dinner speaker will be Wil

The chief executive of the Waterford Wedgwood PLC crystal and china group told his workers Thursday

A seven-day trade fair mounted here by the Chinese city of Shanghai drew more than 10,000 business v

The dollar was mixed Thursday in a quiet and meandering market. Dealers said the dollar was

Yugoslav Communist Party politician Slobodan Milosevic is believed capable of winning a free electio

French Finance Minister Pierre Beregovoy urged Japan Thursday to do more to open up its domestic mar

Cargo Network Services Corp., Garden City, N.Y., is taking a new automated system for distributing a

GHANA - $14 million for a gold mine project by Canadian Bogosu Resources Ltd. and $3.2 million for a

A $4 billion coal-fired power plant proposed for northeastern Nevada poses no insurmountable environ

Two New York assemblymen plan to introduce legislation that would mandate state pension funds be inv

State Comptroller Edward Regan has charged the state agency that oversees insolvent insurance compan

The government appears to be moving decisively ahead with its much-discussed nuclear program, which

British Petroleum Co.'s BP Oil International subsidiary, London, will build its first retail outlet

New England truckers and homeowners say the worst of the energy price crisis seems to be past but th

Officials at Farrell Lines Inc. said continuing uncertainty in the labor climate at the Port of Balt

MACGREGOR-NAVIRE UNITS FORM COMPANYTYNE & WEAR, England - Transmarine Ltd., a new company sp

BACKGROUND: The European Community, formally known as the European Communities, is the cornerstone o

Suppliers of the following items seek U.S. importers/distributors. Interested parties are asked to c

Colombia and the United States face a looming dispute over flowers which raises questions about how

As Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev arrived in Lithuania Thursday to face calls for change on his

BANKS TO HIKE RESERVES ON LOANS TO ARGENTINAFederal regulators have ordered banks to more th

Traders at the Kansas City and Chicago Boards of Trade termed Thursday afternoon's U.S. Department o

GOLD ANALYSTS view the Soviet Union's 50 percent hike in domestic gold prices as only "mildly psycho

CHINA BLASTS TAIWAN ON BID TO JOIN GATTChina Thursday dismissed as "utterly illegal and absu

When the Long Beach Harbor Commission last year agreed to give the city $80 million to expand its co

VISA TO OFFER CARDS TO CZECH CONSUMERSVisa International said a Visa debit card will become

The Port of Dunkirk in France handled more than 39 million tons of cargo in 1989, about 10 percent m

Jan. 11, 1990 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

It will be about another week before striking miners vote on the tentative agreement union leaders r