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Tell any Londoner that tourism could soon be on the rise in dreary Dagenham, a grim industrial subur

The head of the Joint Underwriting Association has been suspended after being accused of illegally t

The Caribbean Economic Community will realize a 15-year-old dream next month when its members begin

London's powerful insurance community has vehemently denied participating in a right-wing employment

The Tennessee Valley Authority said BP Coal America Inc. won the bulk of its latest weekly spot coal

The Interstate Commerce Commission's investigation into Trailer Train Co.'s request for an extension

With noticeable price declines in miscellaneous commodities, The Journal of Commerce Industrial Pric

Compared with the Piper Alpha oil rig disaster in July, last week's blowout on the Ocean Odyssey rig

The main shipping conference covering America-bound trade from Asia is going ahead Oct. 1 with conge

AETNA REFUTES REPORT INVOLVING TAX PAYMENTHARTFORD, Conn. - Responding to a report issued by

TAIWAN GETS FIRST LOAD OF COAL FROM CHINAThe first shipment of coal from China's mainland ar

OPEC'S PRICE PANEL IS MEETING IN SPAINThe Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries has

Reinsurers played a different role in the latest downswing of the property/ casualty insurance cycle

The U.S. international payments deficit will not improve next year, the International Monetary Fund'

Traders continue to look for the dollar to firm, but they were cautious heading into the weekend.

Wagih Abaza, who took part in the 1952 revolution that brought socialism to Egypt, still winces if h

Yet another snag has cropped up in Malaysia's ambitious plans to become a big-league car exporter to

New orders for U.S.-built machine tools surged in August to a level 139 percent over a year earlier,

The southward migration of manufacturing plants in the Far East eventually could bring U.S. East Coa

Geostar Corp. has had a second relay satellite placed into orbit. The launch marks four-year

Colgate-Palmolive Co. said it is reorganizing its $1.5 billion European operations to compete more e

About a third of the 338 ships in the French merchant fleet fly foreign flags, according to the week

AFTER THE DEBATE on television between the presidential candidates, the broader arguments over our

Winners lost and a loser won Thursday when the Transportation Department awarded Continental Airline

The future course of Japanese involvement in manufacturing commercial jetliners may ultimately depen

A six-point program designed to track down the estimated 600,000 state motorists who drive without i

International Business Machines Corp. said it introduced about 50 new or enhanced telecommunications

EAST COAST OVERSEAS NAMES 3 SUBAGENTSNEW YORK- East Coast Overseas Corp., U.S. general agent

W. GERMANY PLEDGES AID FOR POOREST NATIONSBERLIN - West Germany will contribute 1.7 billion

Brazil's $82 billion compromise debt agreement with creditor banks is a major step forward in Third

US MEAT CONSUMPTION TO DECLINE IN 1989WASHINGTON - For the first time in seven years, U.S. p

As the days wind down to the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Sept. 30 quarterly hogs and pigs repor

The Canadian Consulate General in Seattle announced the following senior officer appointments:

The textile bill that passed the House on Friday looms as a campaign issue in the days ahead as Demo

Trade leads supplied by: US Department of Commerce , U.S. and Foreign Commercial Service, Room HCHB

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

ALEXANDER & ALEXANDER SERVICES INC. (New York) - Donald L. Seeley was named vice president, financia

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

Stevedoring Services of America Long Beach, Calif., has lodged a broad complaint against the Port of

Oil prices declined in New York and London Friday propelled by rumors that Saudi Oil Minister Hisham