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Ship movements at Bombay and Calcutta are being disrupted by a strike of officers manning Indian ves

EMERSON TO SELL 5 UNITS TO BSR INTERNATIONALST. LOUIS - Emerson Electric Co. has entered int

The Mississippi River was closed Monday between miles 37 and 47 in the Thebes Bridge, Ill., area for

The corn market is looking ahead to spring planting conditions and to the U.S. Department of Agricu

BUSH REPORTED FIRM ON MINIMUM WAGEPresident Bush will not accept any bill to increase the mi

High-definition television, a new technology that will give television a picture quality similar to

Exxon Shipping Co. has up to $400 million of pollution liability insurance to cover cleanup costs an

The sweeping reform of auto insurance announced recently in Canada's richest province provoked a fai

Public and private officials have mixed views on the prospects for U.S. business in El Salvador foll

* Import Quota Watch 4A * Commodity Research Bureau: Corn Market 6A* Albert L. Kraus - Marke

The Bush administration is reviewing the need for tougher U.S. curbs as well as expanded internation

An old folk expression says, "You can't dance at two weddings." To New York fuel vendors, it means y

Beginning this June, the U.S. Postal Service will put facsimile machines in post office lobbies in 2

Electronic glue is a difficult thing to explain and even more difficult to sell. But ports i

Jackie Presser, the late Teamsters president, told government officials that organized crime element

Officials in Seoul unveiled over the weekend ambitious plans for twoelectrified, high-speed

CANADIAN IMPERIAL BANK OF COMMERCE (New York) - Ann S. Kraus was named vice president in the bank's

Labor disputes, many of them violent and protracted, are threatening South Korea's dynamic, export-l

WOW REVIVES RUXPIN IN REORGANIZATION PLANWorlds of Wonder Inc., which rode the success of Te

Trade leads are supplied by: US Department of Agriculture, Foreign Agricultural Service Agri

Dour predictions about the environment dominated an international conference held last week in Paris

''DOA" WAS THE EXHIBITOR VERDICT. Action at the show floor of the Connecticut Maritime Assoc

GROUP APPLAUDS COURT FOR DRUG TEST RULINGAn association of corporations owning truck fleets

Lend Lease Trucks Inc., Minneapolis, will spend $100 million on new trucks and trailers to expand it

Safeway Stores Inc. continues to mull Tracy, Calif., as the site for a new dry grocery distribution

The Canadian Industrial Transportation League, the largest distribution association north of the bor

Sears, Roebuck & Co. Monday announced the sale of its Coldwell Banker commercial real estate busines

The Ivory Coast's "no-sales" policy adopted 14 months ago has made the difference between a collapse

South Korean entrepreneurs have come to Moscow to talk business, and the Soviets are proving to be e

Prosecutors filed bribery charges Monday against the former chairman of Nippon Telegraph & Telephone

SOVIET-CUBAN PROTOCOL SETS FIXED TRADE LEVELSoviet-Cuban trade will total about $14.5 billio

Japan and the United States have reached agreement on the joint development and production of Japan

JAPAN-BRAZIL PULP FIRM PLANS TO DOUBLE OUTPUTThe Japanese- Brazilian joint pulp venture Ceni

The Korean government has given a cool reception to a proposal by the European Community for a reord

TURKISH PREMIER VOWS TO STAY IN OFFICEANKARA, Turkey - Premier Turgut Ozal on Monday pledged

The first ships left Corsica March 23 after a week-long strike, and flights to and from the island w

British Transport Secretary Paul Channon, under fire over his handling of airliner security after th

The dollar is likely to remain in a trading range in the immediate future, but many analysts believe

The initial enthusiastic response to U.S. Treasury Secretary Nicholas Brady's ideas for slashing Thi

French Finance Minister Pierre Beregovoy said the Group of Seven summit here in July should be the o