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A special advisory panel of Japan's Transport Ministry advised the country's Big Six shipping lines

Transportation Secretary James Burnley is getting a little impatient with Congress' slowness in appr

A 7-year-old chemical poisoning lawsuit ended with Monsanto Co. agreeing to pay $1.2 million to six

King's Point Alumni Association. Luncheon. June 10. New York. Downtown Athletic Club. Speaker, John

AMERICAN SUZUKI DEFENDS SAMURAIAmerican Suzuki Motor Corp., whose four-wheel drive Samurai w

A special meeting is planned next month in Toronto to determine whether a proposed Canadian Dock and

A pair of consumer groups say they will try to persuade a judge to reject a proposed settlement of a

When a May 4 fire gutted the First Interstate building in Los Angeles, it capped a disastrous eight-

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

The U.S. dollar drifted lower on technical factors Thursday while the market ignored the government

The threat of renewed inflation in the United States is worrying economists at the Organization for

The United States should never allow the dollar to become overvalued again, Commerce Secretary Willi

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

The world economic summit in Toronto next week should provide a clear sign of how to boost confidenc

A top West German banking official said here Thursday that the U.S. dollar is priced just about righ

BLACKSTONE GROUP (New York) - James R. Birle was named a general partner of this financial advisory

BANK OF FRANCE KEEPS INTERVENTION RATE AT 7 PERCENTPARIS - The Bank of France Thursday award

Thu. June 9, 1988 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.K.

U.S. officials dug in their heels Thursday against canceling any of the debt owed it by the world's

Daily Index Textiles Metals Misc.Smoothedpercent Change, 4.98

Plans to start a West German futures and options market by the end of 1989 will not be affected by t

SENATE PANEL APPROVES SUGAR EXPORT BONUSWASHINGTON - The fiscal 1989 spending bill approved

The West Coast teamed up with the East bloc on Wednesday when the Soviet Union's largest film studio

Agriculture Department economists are forecasting an additional $1 billion in farm exports over Febr

The Japanese government will urge U.S. negotiators to accept a plan that would more than double the

The United States and the European Community are moving closer to conflict over the U.S. government'

Japan's Patent Office, long a source of frustration for foreign firms trying to do business in Japan

ROSTENKOWSKI TABLES US-CANADA TRADE PACTRep. Dan Rostenkowski, D-Ill., chairman of the House

US APPLE GROWERS GET EXPORT ADVICEPULLMAN, Wash. - U.S. apple growers will have to market a

The Chinese government Thursday approved a joint venture agreement between Bannockbun, Ill.-based Le

The European Community Commission said it will talk with U.S. officials on U.S. restrictions of cert

The United States needs to build televisions, not just computers, to remain a high-tech superpower i

SINO-INDIAN TRADE PACT SETS NO VALUE CEILINGSA trade protocol signed by China and India for

Marine insurance underwriters are dismayed by the shutdown today of a ship raffic control system in

The government of Texas is said to be offering a lucrative package of benefits in hopes of luring Fo

Companies whose computers work together will prosper together, the Boeing Co. and General Motors Cor

Some West Coast longshoremen are getting paid so much by steady maritime employers that it's generat

SHIPPING CORP. OF INDIA POSTS BIG PROFIT RISENEW DELHI, India - The government-owned Shippin

Iran has established a joint shipping line with the Soviet Union in the Caspian Sea and signed a sep

The president of the International Longshoremen's Association is facing a tough battle in his effort