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The European Community warned Thursday that the new U.S. Trade Act is a protectionist time bomb, but

Squibb Corp. has reorganized its business into three operating groups, spurred by the growth of the

Information on Control Data Corp.'s Redinet EDI network was omitted in an article headlined, Numbers

Cargo isn't the only thing moving faster as the result of automation. Shippers' payments to

Two U.S. companies are joining forces with a Singapore company to build and operate an oil terminal

The Interstate Commerce Commission failed to reach a consensus on a proposed plan to reduce financia

Suppliers of the following items seek U.S. importers/distributors. Interested parties are asked to c

His New York Yankees might not make the American League play-off this year, but executives of George

Plastic, glass and metal package manufacturers would pay the federal government $7 for every ton of

American Airlines will add a second daily non-stop flight between its connecting hubs at Raleigh/Dur

FEW SHIPPERS ARE WORRIED over the impending sale of the Grand Trunk Eastern line. Canadian N

In an increasingly complex world where newfangled equipment and computerized technology are often se

When a medium-sized German pharmaceutical company decided to invest in Britain, it turned to a small

A landmark U.S.-Soviet venture will bring copying and printing services to citizens of the Soviet Un

NEW CZECH SOFT DRINKS LICENSED BY COCA-COLAPRAGUE, Czechoslovakia - Five new flavors of soft

China has established its second chamber of commerce this year to help boost industrial development

Out in a drafty warehouse, John E. Whalen strung out electric cords and rigged up portable heaters f

DROP IN CHIP ORDERS MAY HIT COMPUTER SALESSAN JOSE, Calif. - United States computer companie

World shipping sources said Thursday that a dockworkers dispute that began late last week in Durban,

UK Toughens Rules On Ship GarbageBritain's Department of Transport has announced new control

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

The U.S. dollar rose Thursday, but yielded most of its early technical advance because of reported d

1285 (Sept. 22, 1988) Previous day - 1285 The Baltic International Freight Futures Exchange

Gold prices, which sank below $400 an ounce on Thursday, are expected to find strong underlying supp

THE INTERNATIONAL COCOA price-stabilization agreement once again is teetering on the brink of extinc

The U.S. International Trade Commission this week issued an order that requires the U.S. Customs Ser

ICI Americas Inc. is conducting an $84 million research project to develop so-called ozone benign su

Allied-Signal Inc. announced the completion of a 10 percent expansion at its Geismar, La., hydrofluo

Sept. 22, 1988 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

The Interstate Commerce Commission will allow the nation's railroads to increase rates on their mast

LOSSES FROM GILBERT ASSESSED AT $40 MILLIONInsured property losses caused by Hurricane Gilbe

Insurers will try to learn from the Piper Alpha disaster in the North Sea that nothing should be tak

GUIDELINES FOR TEXTILE ARTICLES VALUED AT $250 OR LESS THAT WOULD QUALIFY THEM TO BE ENTERED UNDER T

A joint venture producing Thai-Japanese compact cars for Chrysler Canada Ltd.plans to attack

By the time the last Olympic athlete strides off the field and the last spectator climbs aboard a pl

COMMONWEALTH URGES DEBT RELIEF FOR LDCSLIMASSOL, Cyprus - Commonwealth finance ministers cal

Columbia Association of U.S. Customs and Affiliated Federal Agencies. Annual dinner dance. Sept. 23.

A survey by a consumer group claims California shoppers want organically grown produce, but growers

Thu., Sept. 22, 1988 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U

The Dublin-based European Mercantile Exchange said it may trade futures and options contracts on yen