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* English China Clay to Increase US Production 3A * Buying in Ireland 4A* Eric Ehrmann - Low

Understanding Telecommunications Technologies for Non-Engineers, two-day seminar, July 7-8. Madison

Knight-Ridder Inc. of Miami and Tele-Communications Inc. announced Wednesday that their jointly owne

An insurance industry group that develops policy forms and coverages is adding two pollution coverag

Long-running discussions to formulate a new aviation treaty between Australia and the United States

China's central government recently established the Ministry of Energy Resources to combat critical

A congressional study says the Reagan administration's proposal to trade away potentially valuable o

After six years of trying to convince companies their computer data is as good as gold, Secured Data

(Bangladesh) President Hussain Mohammad Ershad banned (frog) exports in Aprilbecause the imp

Three Asian nations not normally in the front rank of exporters forecast sharp increases in textile

The drought threatening U.S. crops this year could pressure U.S. and Soviet negotiators to get a new

U.S. polyethylene producers put yet another price increase into effect at the beginning of this mont

Executives of Mitsui & Co. and Mitsubishi Corp., two of Japan's largest trading houses, disclosed Tu

1200.0 (July 6, 1988) Previous day - 1210.0 The Baltic International Freight Futures Exchang

MARCOS TO BE ALLOWED TO RETURN FOR TRIALMANILA, Philippines - President Corazon Aquino said

Lloyd's of London passed its controversial bylaw Wednesday setting down requirements for brokers wis

Insurance Commissioner Kenneth Merin stepped into the bitter stalemate over how to overhaul the stat

W. GERMANY TO BOOST AIRBUS SUBSIDIESBONN, West Germany - West German government officials ha

The era of tall smokestacks and big power plants is ending for U.S. electric utilities, but some ind

A Mississippi River channel at Greenville, Miss., closed since Sunday, is scheduled to open today at

Despite last-minute attempts to mollify opposition to the long-awaited July 1 opening of South Korea

A reorganization plan to put United States Lines' parent McLean Industries Inc. back on an even keel

Consumer advocate Ralph Nader Wednesday claimed the Lloyd's of London insurance syndicate controls p

Ireland is pumping up its export industries in hopes of luring back young emigrants seeking work abr

Phoenix World City, Norwegian shipowner Knut Ulstein Kloster's ambitious project to build the world'

The Food & Drug Administration warned consumers against the indiscriminate use of the anti-acne crea

DOW RAISES PRICE OF POLYETHYLENEMIDLAND, Mich. - Dow Chemical U.S.A. increased the price of

The export control agency Cocom is not likely to complete its review of curbs on technology transfer

Wed. July 6, 1988 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.K.

Canada's composite leading economic indicator rose 0.7 percent in April from March to 195.4, Statist

The Democrats succeeded Wednesday in shutting off debate on the controversial bill mandating 60 days

The United Transportation Union is unhappy with the recommendations of a presidential panel that inv

Call them the electronic musketeers. Hoping to repeat their success in getting the United St

The Interstate Commerce Commission has given Guilford Transportation Industries Inc. until July 25 t

Yamaha Corp., the world's largest musical instrument maker, says it will build an audio component fa

African countries increasingly are bartering for goods they don't have cash to buy: oil for automobi

English China Clays PLC, the world's largest producer of kaolin, the china clay used to make porcela

The Third World debt outlook has improved in recent months, the World Bank's chief economist said.

The U.S. dollar was mixed Wednesday in what traders called a do-nothing market. Dealers said

Manufacturers Hanover Trust Co. has sold its wholly owned subsidiary in Luxembourg to Bankers Trust