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PEUGEOT IS ONCE AGAIN NO. 1 FRENCH EXPORTERPeugeot SA, France's largest privately owned indu

Lack of adequate U.S. government support in promoting product standards in developing countries is h

Maritime nations have agreed to tighten up international regulations governing the safety of roll-on

The outgoing president of the Port of Genoa is leaving a harbor still ailing but with commercial tra

CHEVRON CORP. (San Francisco) - James N. Sullivan was elected vice chairman and a director effective

Nova Pharmaceutical Corp. and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology announced a comprehensive ag

With political commitment to many of the ingredients of goals of the 1992 movement apparently weaken

Major U.S. chemical manufacturers are virtually 100 percent in compliance with new rules on measurin

KOPPERS CHEMICALS UNIT TO BE SPLIT UP, SOLDBritish industrialist Brian C. Beazer said Thursd

VINYL ACRYLIC UP AT REICHHOLDDOVER, Del. - Reichhold Chemicals Inc.'s Emulsion Polymers divi

The U.S. market for pultruded composites is expected to double from a current $258 million dollars t

Each morning there will be a plenary session. A series of breakout sessions/ workshops will beheld e

The British government is exploring a number of options for privatization of the country's railway n

American Electric Power Services Corp. said it bought 81,000 tons of spot coal with an option coveri

The Tennessee Valley Authority dropped the level of its spot coal purchases to only 2,200 tons, all

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

Fri., Oct. 28, 1988 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.

Almost 90 percent of European Community business leaders favor the European currency unit as a commo

Although the Port of Los Angeles did not come out smelling like a rose in the Booz-Allen & Hamilton

The U.S. dollar rose slightly Thursday in a busy market featuring active cross trading. The

A Tampa insurance company, accused of owing at least $1.8 million in unpaid claims, was placed in th

The families of people killed in airline accidents get compensated for less than half of their econo

Knight- Ridder Business Information Services Inc., a unit of Knight-Ridder Newspapers Inc., said it

A row has blown up in the Philippines over government-imposed rules on textile exports. Typi

The people who make computers communicate have selected a new representative to the global community

For the week ended Oct. 15, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 1

Saudi Basic Industries Corp.'s National Chemical Fertilizer Co. has begun work on an expansion proje

A Mexican mite is being tested against the Colorado potato beetle that alsodevastates tomato

A. SCHULMAN REPORTS 46 PERCENT RISE IN INCOMEAKRON, Ohio - A. Schulman Inc. reported net inc

HENKEL SEEKS TO ADD ITALIAN DETERGENT FIRMFRANKFURT, West Germany - Henkel KGaA, the fourth-

SALE OF COPPER MINES WOULD HELP MEXICOMONTERREY, Mexico - Pending sales of two government-ow

TOP STORIES Pressure mounts for a change in the structure of the foreign trade zone program

FILING OF FORM ITA-370P FOR EXPORT OF CATEGORIES 336/636, 342/642 AND 447 - JAMAICA. U.S. Customs is

British Coal Corp. says it is considering joining with private companies to develop a number of coal

The Maritime Administration has agreed to allow Ocean Haulers Ltd., Houston, to sell the 5,520-deadw

Few destinations in the world seem to attract business travelers and tourists in more or less equal

The Soviet Union will use hard currency credits being lined up in the West to revamp its industry an

NJ AUTO POOL CHIEF RESIGNS POSITIONLIVINGSTON, N.J. - The embattled general manager of the N

Orlando International Airport has designs on becoming a larger player in the southeastern U.S. air c

The European Community's consumer price index rose 0.4 percent in September, following a 0.5 percent