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South Korea's ministry of energy and resources said the country consumed over 248.1 million barrels

Federally mediated talks between Eastern Airlines and its largest union broke off Monday, the compan

Behind the big names in the air cargo industry stands Connie Kalitta Flying Services Inc., a medium-

Friendly bar keepers allow regular patrons to run up high tabs. But behind the scenes, the booze bus

When Roy Rogers needed to get Trigger to the United Kingdom for a 1954 European tour, he booked a st

MITSUI MANUFACTURERS BANK (Los Angeles) - Claude J. Rumph, executive vice president, will manage the

In a parting shot at backers of the U.S. sugar program, President Reagan's fiscal 1990 budget, submi

Having soared to $3.60 a bushel in 1988, corn futures gave up about $1 during the fall harvest peri

Federal farm price support, credit and insurance and research program outlays would be cut to $15.9

In a proposal President-elect George Bush may wish to revise, President Reagan's fiscal 1990 budget

Fear that the U.S. government will go it alone in world trade is discouraging other countries from j

The Justice Department said Monday it plans to sue to stop two planned joint ventures between Westin

The morning light comes late and slowly in Dublin in December, but it perseveres. It seems a fitting

U.S. oil companies plan to increase exploration spending in 1989, and many of them will be focusing

Unlike most federal agencies, the Federal Aviation Administration would get a hefty spending increas

MCI DEAL TO PROVIDE NETWORK FOR CHRYSLER- Chrysler Corp. has signed a three year, multimilli

More than 6,000 American merchant sailors who died at sea in wartime and peacetime will be honored w

The Shipping Corp. of New Zealand said it has sold two containerships to Hong Kong-based subsidiarie

EX-CHAIRMAN OF FMC RETURNS TO CAPITOL HILLRichard J. Daschbach, former chairman of the Feder

Carnival Cruise Lines Inc. said it signed a definitive agreement for the previously announced purcha

A conference on sea pollution held in Piraeus, Greece's principal port, has launched an appeal for g

Rep. Lane Evans, D-Ill., said he will cosponsor a bill authored by Rep. Don Edwards, D-Calif., calli

The Reagan administration again recommends termination of the government's guarantees of loans for s

President Reagan's final budget proposal takes one last shot at eliminating some types of transporta

Economists and businesses say the death of Emperor Hirohito will have little impact on Japan's robus

SEN. KASTEN BLASTS PROPOSED BRAZIL LOANWASHINGTON - Sen. Bob Kasten, R-Wis., Monday said a p

The top U.S. farmers' organization vowed on Sunday to fight the European Community's ban on their ex

Atochem SA, a French-based corporation, and Dow Chemical Co., of Midland, Mich., have signed a lette

Texaco Inc. announced Monday that its wholly owned subsidiary, TexacoPetrolera Argentina SA,

BROKEN HILL TO ACQUIRE PACIFIC RESOURCES INC.Australia's largest public company, Broken Hill

DYCO PETROLEUM CORP. (Minneapolis) - Daniel L. Dienstbier was named president and chief executive of

Interest among British companies in the transmission of business documents by computer is showing no

The American Insurance Association, Insurance Information Institute and Insurance Services Office, I

An appeals court reneged on its earlier decision and tossed out a victory for the American Insurance

London's influential aviation insurers fear that even after two major air crashes in less than three

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

Federal spending for international affairs programs will soar in fiscal 1990 under the final Reagan

Share prices soared to close at a record high in heavy trading in Tokyo Monday, with bullish sentime

Mon., Jan. 9, 1989 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.K

W.R. GRACE & CO. (New York) - Dr. F. Peter Boer was named executive vice president of the corporatio