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The U.S. dollar rose against the Japanese yen and was little changed against the deutsche mark Thurs

HILLS: FARM QUOTAS WON'T BE DISMANTLEDWASHINGTON - U.S. Trade Representative Carla Hills Thu

LANDSTAR PLANS TO COORDINATE SERVICESSTAMFORD. Conn. - Landstar System Inc. said the 750 fie

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

At least one sugar analyst here is not writing off China as a major global sugar buyer in face of un

Among the myriad hangers-on at the 85th conference of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countr

COASTAL CONTINUES BUSINESS WITH CHINAChina's political crisis has not affected Coastal Corp.

Developments in China can only be viewed as bad for the future of trade between the United States an

Canada's first octane booster plant will likely rely on pipeline shipments to support sales to the W

Food and Drug Administration Commissioner Frank Young Tuesday endorsed a congressional proposal to s

Simon Keswick is stepping down as chairman of two of the powerful Jardine group's key companies, but

GOODYEAR IS SELLING SOUTH AFRICAN ASSETSJOHANNESBURG, South Africa - Goodyear Tire & Rubber

The crisis in China is causing great anxiety in Hong Kong, but port officialsfrom the Britis

Seminar on Europe 1992 and the U.S.-Canada free trade agreement, June 21, Bond Court Hotel, Clevelan

The obstacles to widespread use of electronic data transmission between insurance agencies and the i

Some experienced executives at the major Midwestern food companies - Cargill Inc., General Mills, Pi

West Germany, a nation with a strong environmental consciousness, wants to increase cooperation in e

* Trading With Romonia - 4A * Michael M. Knetter - Lower Dollar Won't Cut Imports 8A* Tom Co

BP America Inc., the Cleveland-based U.S. subsidiary of British Petroleum Co. PLC, said it delayed a

Upheaval in China so far has not had any measurable impact on Hong Kong's port, which handles much o

A backlog of work at South Korea's strike-hit shipyards contributed to a substantial increase in the

1425 (June 7, 1989) Previous day - 1445 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in L

With the backing of the Navy, a once-obscure computer design is starting to make waves in the comput

The United States is far behind Europe and Japan in developing "smart" vehicles and highways that ca

A Saudi patrol clashed last Friday with South Yemeni forces in an oil-rich border zone, fueling tens

George House has been obsessed with getting drunks off the road since his son witnessed a fatal scho

More workers at Daewoo Shipbuilding & Engineering Co. voted to strike Wednesday, provoking an appare

The U.S. dollar edged higher late Wednesday in a slow, nervous market, after trading lower for most

The U.S. Treasury and Federal Reserve System sold a total of $2.139 billion for deutsche marks and J

KLEINWORT BENSON LTD. (London) - Bluford H. Putnam, 38, was named a director and chief economist.

ANTI-APARTHEID LEADERS DOWNPLAYING SANCTIONSJOHANNESBURG, South Africa - Anti-apartheid lead

Japan's industrial-plant exports in the current fiscal year will soar 52.9 percent, to an overall va

Sears, Roebuck & Co. said Tuesday that it plans to expand its Brand Central merchandising strategy b

MET LIFE SUBSIDIARY EYES J.C. PENNEY UNITMetropolitan Property & Casualty Insurance Co. and

The Group Health Institute will hold its 39th annual convention in Atlanta, Ga. June 11-14. U.S. Sec

The recovery in the farm belt is creating an unexpected and, to some people, an unwanted side-effect

Hong Kong businessmen may know far more about the U.S. market than American businessmen know about A

The Federal Maritime Commission has reached a $1.2 million settlement with Showa Line Ltd. resulting

Major Pacific Northwest log exporters evacuated their workers from China to Hong Kong as the number

Transportation officials are considering opening up a road that would give new meaning to the term c