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The MacBride Principles include the following standards regarding fair employment that are to be ob

Representatives of U.S. space companies could only watch from the sidelines as Jordan Smith, head of

U.S. Trade Representative Carla Hills said the United States will press its trade partners in multil

U.S. carmakers will produce 130,242 cars and trucks this week, down sharplyfrom last week's

Right on the heels of the Rockefeller Center sale comes yet another sell-off of valuable real estate

Despite an insurance company victory in a recent toxic waste dispute, insurers and their clients sti

The floor's ancient boards moaned softly under the feet of the black-robed priest as he strode throu

SUPPORTERS JUSTIFY CALL FOR MEDICARE REFORMCongressional sponsors of a sweeping Medicare ove

The insurance industry must act quickly to develop a public-private sector response to protect the e

BIG DUTCH INSURER POSTS RISE IN REVENUETHE HAGUE, Netherlands - Nationale-Nederlanden, the l

U.S. soybean acreage is expected to continue shrinking in 1990 while plantings in the Southern Hemis

Wrangler Aviation is likely to finish 1989 as Puerto Rico's leading air cargo carrier, predicts airl

EUROPEAN GROUP AIMS TO REDUCE CFC USEThe European Isocyanate Producers Association, or ISOPA

MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE CO. (Newark, N.J.) - Henry E. Kates was elected chief executive office

2 MORE CME TRADERS PLEAD NOT GUILTYThe two new defendants charged with trading fraud last we

Virgin Atlantic Airways, the five-year-old airline launched by top British entrepreneur Richard Bran

The chemical brief headlined, "Sodium Chlorate," which appeared in the ''Products Marketplace" colum

Institut Merieux SA, anxious to win Canadian government approval for its C$942 million (US$803 milli

The CECA division of France's Atochem Inc. said it has begun initial design and engineering work for

A recent decision by a Los Angeles federal district court could mean new headaches for toy importers

CENTER FOR STRATEGIC AND INTERNATIONAL STUDIES (Washington) - Otto J. Reich was appointed senior as

Trade between Thailand and Canada is likely to hit a record C$800 million (US$936 million) this year

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

Hewlett-Packard Co. said it expects to increase its component purchases from Thailand by 20 percent

FRANCE'S SAFREP TO BUY AVON'S PARFUMS STERNAvon Products Inc., which has been under pressure

As recently as three years ago Australian wines were the darling of the wine set. The names of the

CUBAN ASSETS CONTROL CERTIFICATION FOR NICKEL-BEARING MATERIALS FROM JAPAN. Nickel-bearing products

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

Sea Containers Ltd. will unveil plans today for the commercial development of land it owns adjacent

Japan is considering buying food from Hungary to donate to Poland, government officials said.

The Panama Canal's 75-year-old method of calculating a ship's tonnage will be changed over the next

Maritime Association of the Port of New York and New Jersey. Nov. 28. New York. Luncheon meeting pre

Computer problems at the U.S. Customs Service earlier this week crippled customs brokers' ability to

Congress, just before adjourning for the year, approved a ban on Export- Import Bank credits to Chin

REPEAL WINS AGAIN ON CATASTROPHIC COVERThe House Tuesday voted for the third time to repeal

Congress is considering several measures to provide more protection for Americans' pension plans, bu

The last of a half-dozen very-large crude carriers ordered by World-Wide Shipping Agency Ltd. is off

HOUSING, AUTO COSTS PACE RISE IN PRICESConsumer prices rose by 0.5 percent in October after

Average weekly earnings of U.S. workers other than on farms rose 0.6 percent in October, after adjus

A British warship commander said Sunday that foreign navies will remain in the Persian Gulf to prote