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PA. GRANTS 12 PERCENT HIKE IN KEMPER CAR RATESHARRISBURG, Pa. - The Pennsylvania insurance d

The Minnesota insurance department is at odds with Chubb & Son Inc. over the insurer's refusal to i

More than anything, it's the past that haunts the Tianjin Watch Factory. Managers say they w

Textile Quotas to Watch as of 7/9/88* Fully Utilized Textile Quotas as of 7/9/88* Reflects c

Connaught Laboratories Inc. is entering the pediatric therapeutic market through a partnership with

The former E. Helman Co., a plastics compounder in Copley Township, soon will be serving customers a

BAYER OPENS OFFICE IN HUNGARY'S CAPITALFRANKFURT, West Germany - Bayer AG, the West German c

Beecham Group PLC, the British pharmaceuticals firm, has agreed to sell its last U.S. cosmetic busin

Normal ocean shipping service resumed in Pusan, Korea, over the weekend after last week's work slowd

Just when some of the money managers who sat out this spring's rally thought it was safe to get back

U.S. business chiefs advising the Reagan administration on services trade policy say they are confid

Iran has increased its tanker fleet to bolster oil exports amid Iraqi air strikes aimed at throttlin

INDUSTRY TASK FORCE URGES BROAD PROGRAMA multi-user aviation industry task force Monday urge

A high-level official of Japan's Ministry of Transport said the Takeshita administration is giving s

Rep. Helen Delich Bentley, R-Md., wants a worker safety agency to look into the recent award of a mi

The Export-Import Bank has resumed taking applications for medium- and long- term financing of expor

A congressional investigating agency found no justification for restoring a currency adjustment fact

July 11, 1988 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

Lay leaders of the Episcopal Church blocked a declaration backed by bishops and other top clergy on

Karen B. Phillips' nomination to the Interstate Commerce Commission has been frozen by Sen. Robert T

Corning Glass Works said Monday it has reached preliminary agreement with Asahi Glass Co. of Japan t

Federal safety authorities Monday urgently asked the Federal Aviation Administration to address safe

HOW ABOUT LETTING US in on the action? might be asked by customs brokers of the lastest actions by t

An explosion ripped through a Dutch coastal cargo ship carrying a load of stones and chemicals in no

The following business missions are scheduled to arrive in the United States. The Journal of Commerc

CASTRO INTERVENES IN TOOTHPASTE SHORTAGEHAVANA, Cuba - A recurring shortage of locally made

Two Suzuki Samurai owners filed class-action lawsuits against the vehicle's Japanese manufacturer an

Agents fear that New York state will become a key target for banks looking to expand their involveme

E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Co. completed the purchase of Champion International Corp.'s electronic co

Workers at the Chantiers de l'Atlantique, France's last remaining major shipyard, returned to work M

Domestic exports to the United States were 10 percent lower in May than a year earlier, and for the

Prices for crude oil, gasoline and home heating oil continued to slide on the New York Mercantile Ex

For the week ended June 25 total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 11

Kuwait will charter for 24 months a U.S.-flag, subsidy-built tanker to go with the 11 of its own tha

The complicated set of stock transactions and vessel charters announced last week among four existin

DOCKWORKERS PICKET AT PORT CANAVERALATLANTA No disruption in operations was reported at Por

A directory, The North American Cruise Industry 1988, has been published by Nissen-Lie Consult Inc.<

Sea-Land Service Inc.'s proposed vessel chartering deal with Waterman Steamship Corp. would be a mod

U.S. consumers took on $2.421 billion more in consumer installment credit than they paid off in May,

UNOCAL CORP. STATIONS WIDEN CREDIT CARD USEUnocal Corp. said it will begin linking its weste