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PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE (Philadelphia) - Andrew D. Kolinsky, 30, was named vice president, equit

The White House is expected to name a new U.S. Customs Commissioner this week, perhaps as early as t

The chairman of British Airways said he will insist on rights to call at more U.S. cities in respons

BRANCHLINE SALES BY MAJOR CARRIERS may not represent as much of a movement as once appeared.

Peninsular & Oriental Steam Navigation Co. is going ahead Tuesday with a $175 million issue of doll

Canada plans to open its first commercial office in Puerto Rico this September, a direct result of

Look out, Nintendo. The newest player in home video games is out to zap and blast your Super

Henkel Corp., the U.S. subsidiary of Henkel KGaA, broke ground at its Emery division site here for a

Trade leads supplied by: US Department of CommerceU.S. and Foreign Commercial Service

The dollar may be vulnerable in the short to medium term, but the long-term trend continues to be mo

The former captain of the Greek-flagged oil tanker World Prodigy went into hiding Friday as federal

Consumer spending was unchanged in June, turning in its weakest performance in nine months, while pe

Seventy-eight percent of Medicare beneficiaries own supplemental private insurance to cover medical

Sugar futures on the New York Coffee, Sugar & Cocoa Exchange Friday became a prime target for techni

NORTHWEST, PILOTS AT IMPASSE IN TALKSContract talks between Northwest Airlines and its 5,000

The Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee is expected to pass and send to the floor

INTEREST RATES EXPECTED TO EASE IN HONG KONGHong Kong interest rates are expected to ease in

After several months of talking about it, Congress is beginning to move on oil spill legislation tha

July 28, 1989 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

POTOMAC ELECTRIC POWER CO. (Washington) - John M. Derrick Jr. was elected executive vice president,

West German coal imports fell 10 percent to 7.2 million tons last year, with a further decline of 35

DUQUESNE LIGHT CO. (Pittsburgh) - Gary L. Schwass was elected chief financial officer and James D. M

NH CONDITIONALLY OKS OFFER FOR UTILITYCONCORD, N.H. - New Hampshire conditionally approved a

Within the past few months, there has been a radical improvement in the confidence of South Africa's

Leaders of Britain's dockers voted overwhelmingly Friday to continue a three- week-old strike, decid

The Soviet Union is buying 100 million worth of consumer goods from Britain, including pantyhose, s

CHINESE BREAK UP FIRM LINKED TO DENG'S SONCommunist Party leaders ordered the breakup of a m

Depressed sales to the United States and a faltering European market combined to batter the profits

Walt Disney Co. has set up shop in Hong Kong, and company officials say that despite a business clim

This index alphabetically lists all significant references to companies and other operating organiza

A POTENTIALLY NASTY SITUATION was averted this month when the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and the U

The introduction of an additional ship register in West Germany resulted in a dramatic decline in th

JAPAN REPORTS DROP IN PAYMENTS SURPLUSJapan posted a seasonally adjusted current account sur

The Brady plan to reduce the financial burden of developing countries is adding uncertainty to a det

SANTA FE PACIFIC TO BUY SHELL OIL'S TERMINALSanta Fe Pacific Pipeline Partners L.P. said it

The chief executive of the largest shipping line in the Puerto Rico tradeplans to step down

July 28, 1989 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPreClose High Low Vol.

The ocean freight futures market perked up last week, amid signs of Russian chartering in the South

Answering Mikhail Gorbachev's call to invest in the ambitious program to restructure the Soviet econ

The Federal Maritime Commission hearings on illegal discounting, or rebating, are beginning to provi