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ROCKEFELLER TO ADDRESS TRANSPORTATION TABLEWASHINGTON - Sen. John D. Rockefeller IV, D-W.Va.

The making of Canada's first mega-carrier was not unexpected. It occurred when Federal Industries Lt

U.S. Trade Representative Carla Hills Tuesday said she would keep U.S. negotiators to the General Ag

Two new international agencies, created to promote business investment in developing nations, are cl

A 65,000-square-mile search effort by the U.S. Coast Guard was called off Sunday after it failed to

A National Association of Insurance Commissioners panel has recommended restrictions in the informat

The United States remained in fourth place among China's trading partners last year, according to ne

U.S. agriculture's economic renaissance is paper-thin. This fragile pickup in economic retur

Prime Minister Bob Hawke has begun a media blitz to let Australians know how well off they are despi

The Bush administration, in a rare kind of request, is asking Congress to set government policy.

A 12-member panel, including several former senior government officials, endorsed Tuesday the idea o

General Motors Corp.'s European unit, which earned record profits last year, said Tuesday it expects

International Watertech '89. March 11. Convention and Exhibition Centre, Hong Kong. A water technolo

The South Korean government called Tuesday for an end to labor strife, saying strikes and slowdowns

US ELECTRONICS DEFICIT FELL IN 4TH PERIODSANTA CLARA, Calif. - The U.S. electronics trade de

Honda of America Manufacturing Inc. has announced it will purchase specialty bar steel products from

Companies based in Great Britain were by far the largest purchasers of U.S. companies in 1988, accor

State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Co. reported net income of $720.6 million in 1988, down from

Rising currencies and costs in two of Asia's largest footwear makers are spurring business in China,

Golden Rule Insurance Co. is accusing the North Carolina Insurance Department of unfair treatment in

The California Supreme Court heard the insurance industry's constitutional challenge to Proposition

A California Superior Court granted the state insurance department's petition to liquidate Coastal I

NEW GROUP WILL PUSH FOR 103 IMPLEMENTATIONA new 13-member citizens action group was formed M

JAPAN ECONOMY GREW BY 5 PERCENT LAST QUARTERThe Japanese economy expanded at an annualized p

Japan's dispute with the United States over semiconductor trading is ''substantially settled" due to

Massive U.S. debt, an increasingly powerful Japan, growing vitality in the economies of the Pacific

US NON-FARM OUTPUT RISES AT REVISED 0.1 PERCENTThe productivity of U.S. non-farm businesses

Bethlehem Steel Corp. says it has signed a letter of intent to sell its Williamsport wire rope plant

The United States had better get used to Japan's growing influence in the international and U.S. dom

* US Remains China's Fourth-Largest Trade Partner 5A * Sludge Barge Disappears Off New York

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

Japanese investigators raided the offices of 29 trading houses and a meat association Tuesday seekin

Importers and customs brokers expect Congress this year will modify one of the import community's le

As the Companion Express makes its way across the North Atlantic this weekfrom northern Euro

The Black Box, a flight recorder that has been standard equipment on airplanes for many years, is ma

Low water in the Missouri River basin, described as a "fragile situation already" by one consultant,

Japanese semiconductor users have pulled their arguments together and taken them on the road.

Canadian clothing exporters say they have been hit with extra delays at the border since the impleme

SALOMON BROTHERS AG TO OPEN TOKYO UNITTOKYO - Salomon Brothers AG, the West German banking a

ATARI GAMES GETS INJUNCTION IN DISPUTEAtari Games was granted a preliminary injunction barri