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The item headlined Tiffany & Co. Opens New Store in Zurich that appeared in the briefs column on pag

Hyster Co. contends that its Japanese competitors are dumping forklift parts in the United States in

NEW YORK MERCANTILE EXCHANGE (New York) - William M. Berger was elected vice chairman, succeeding Z.

Delegates to a two-day international energy security seminar at Japan's Foreign Ministry were warned

Evacuations caused by toxic fires on Labor Day in Commerce, Calif., prompted the Los Angeles Board o

September 26, 1988 This table shows the vessels scheduled to call at United States and Canad

G.D. Searle & Co.'s British subsidiary, G.D. Searle & Co. Ltd., agreed with Oxford University to bui

REICHHOLD HIKES POLYESTER RESINSJACKSONVILLE, Fla. - The Reactive Polymers division of Reich

Sales of microwavable containers for use in retail food applications are forecast to reach nearly $5

Bulk drug exports to the United States could rise sharply with several Indian companies winning appr

ANGIO-MEDICAL CORP. (New York) - Fredrick Hymes joined the company as president, chief operating off

West Germany should be a great credit card market, a land of plastic. Its economy is the lar

The pesticides market in Western Europe is forecast to grow to $4.77 billion by 1990, up from a $4.5

W.R. Grace & Co. subsidiary Teroson GmbH will install a $4 million plastic acoustic manufacturing eq

China American Petrochemical Co. Ltd. announced plans to build its fourth purified terephthalic acid

PROCTER & GAMBLE CO. TO HIKE ALCOHOL OUTPUTProcter & Gamble Co.'s industrial chemical divisi

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

An 18-member Labor Ministry panel recommended Monday that Japan accept more foreign workers with tec

Air Canada has landed itself in the middle of a storm of controversy on the disclosure that it has c

The unemployment insurance system has enough reserves to last only five months in a severe recession

Japanese aircraft companies are going to become more significant players in production of commercial

Bombardier Inc. of Montreal and France's Aerospatiale SA have signed a C$1.2 billion deal to build p

It's very possible that European carriers will win long-sought cabotage rights in the United States,

CF AIRFREIGHT BEGINS SERVICE TO 2 FLA. CITIESPALO ALTO, Calif. - CF AirFreight has inaugurat

A new corporate-wide consumer leasing program was announced today by General Motors Acceptance Corp.

Cargoes worth $50 million from at least 30 ships has been diverted illegally to Lebanon in the last

By 1995 all mail will carry computer-readable bar codes under a plan announced Monday by Postmaster

A lacework of state-of-the-art fiber optic cables running through Manhattan's ancient infrastructure

Taiwan has been the world's leader in breaking up obsolete ships for their metal, but the industry i

US TO EASE PROTECTION OF OIL TANKERS IN GULFThe United States has notified Kuwait and other

A congressional investigating agency says the government's divided regulatory system for Alaska's of

CAN CUSTOMS EVER WIN? The maritime and trade communities are impressed with and appreciative

COMPUTER 'CLONE WARS' HAVE A NEW TWISTSAN JOSE, Calif. - Here's a new twist to the clone war

The U.S. Customs Service arrested five Colombian nationals here in connection with an attempt to smu

The U.S. dollar rose sharply Monday but backed off its highs after a morning rally collapsed on coor

On Friday evening, Oct. 28, the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation will hold its second Halloween Masquerade

Insurers are concerned over proposed changes to Virginia's antitrust laws for the industry, charging

AETNA LIFE & CASUALTY FORMS SERVICES UNITHARTFORD, Conn. - Aetna Life & Casualty Monday anno

Quotations are offered rates of New York city banks relating to currency transfers of $1 million or

Chile's announcement that it will use excess export earnings from copper to buy back $200 million of