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American President Cos. said it will begin installing electronic tracking tags on some of its contai

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers breathed new life into Port Everglades' planned Southport container

Gov. Richard Casey of Pennsylvania is due to sign into law this week a capital budget bill that will

Oil prices surged ahead last week on the possibility that the Persian Gulf members of the Organizati

Confirmation this week that the West German trading group Klockner & Co. may have lost as much as DM

Oct. 14, 1988 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

Last week's announcement that Britain's coal industry will be privatized raised a number of concerns

Chemical export value continued to rise in August although volume dropped in a comparison with figur

Union Carbide Corp.'s UCAR Emulsion Systems group announced price increases, effective Nov. 1, 1988,

Stauffer Chemical Co. announced a nationwide $10.00-a-ton off-schedule price increase on liquid sulf

Union Carbide India Ltd. is selling its mothballed chemical plant at Chembur in Bombay to privately

The government has set up a panel of senior officials to ensure that state- owned industries and tra

Margaret Thatcher may run Britain from No. 10 Downing St. while Queen Elizabeth II rules her subject

NJ RESIDENTS PROTEST AUTO INSURANCE RATESTRENTON, N.J. - New Jersey residents will soon have

Life and health insurers are taking more investment risks as they face declining profits from the sa

Classrooms, libraries and laboratories at the nation's colleges and universities are deteriorating a

The French insurance industry is healthier than generally believed, according to a study by the Fren

Ford Motor Co. joined other U.S. automakers Friday in offering cash incentives on some 1989 models b

Spurred by hundreds of complaints, the Department of Insurance Thursday said it has warned an Illino

The insurance industry lobbied until the last minute, but members of Congress finally threw in the t

Japan's monetary authorities may be required to intervene on foreign exchange markets in defense of

The fall in the dollar last week may mark the beginning of a long-term period of dollar weakness, tr

Japan's finance minister changed his earlier testimony and said Friday that 10,000 shares of stock i

FRANCE'S L'OREAL BUYS HELENA RUBINSTEIN INC.French cosmetics group L'Oreal said Friday it ha

Self-proclaimed geniuses from three continents converged here at the weekend to flaunt inventions ca

Oct. 31: Final Report - General investigation. Probable Economic Effects on U.S. Industries and Cons

Reports on the effects of voluntary restraint agreements on steel producers in Western states and on

A California company plans to take home its profits from China - generated through the production an

China's attempts to modernize have given rise to an evil that has plagued newly industrializing coun

Despite projections of low growth at the start year, West Germany's economy could expand 3.5 percent

Brazil's two leading handgun manufacturers would rather have the protected Brazilian firearms market

Government reports Friday on wholesale prices, retail sales and industrial production presented a pi

THE NEXT PRESIDENT should inherit an economy that, overall, could look a heckuva lot worse.

A New Orleans trade group is urging Central American industry to take advantage of the opportunities

* International Trade Commission Calendar 4A * JofC Industrial Price Index: Rubber's Decline

High technology translates into high pay for the industry's top executives, according to a magazine'

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

Ernie felt proud of himself when he found a VCR on sale for $269. The name- brand video tape recorde

The sale of Southern Pacific Transportation Co. to Rio Grande Industries Inc. last week activated a

The official IMF dollar rate for the special drawing right as measured by a basket of currencies den