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IT'S JUST A THEORY, said one investor-broker: Ashland Coal Inc., Huntington, W.Va., may be r

One more party has asked the Federal Maritime Commission to dismiss the $25 million reparations case

The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries' decision to maintain its current production ceili

Emery Air Freight Corp. is beginning to reap the benefits from its purchase last year of Purolator C

A congressional study office gave passing grades to the nation's truck safety inspection programs bu

One of the nation's largest department store chains is going to start using national computer commun

SOUTH KOREA EXPECTS SLOWER GROWTH RATESEOUL, South Korea - South Korea's second quarter econ

If Japan and the United States don't settle their fight over beef and citrus this week they probably

Canadian refiner Lantic Sugar Ltd. has bought four cargoes of raw cane sugarfrom the Dominic

BANKERS TRUST CO. (London) - Graham Walsh was named to the newly created position as adviser and str

No doubt Margaret Thatcher will appreciate that the King Edward Hotel has ordered Royal Crown Derby

NON-RUBBER FOOTWEAR IMPORTS DOWN IN APRILU.S. trade statistics released this week by the Com

Although Britain's economy is on the upswing, stories still abound of long- term unemployed men and

The $2.38 billion settlement in the A.H. Robins Co. Dalkon Shield case is not sufficient to cover pr

FARMERS AIRS CONCERNS OVER TOBACCO DECISIONFarmers Group Inc. Tuesday said the decision in t

Hyundai Merchant Marine Co. of South Korea has accused the EuropeanCommission of bias in its

CARGO DEVELOPMENT GROUP (Houston) - Gary Jacobs was appointed manager of operations in Denver. He wa

TEXAS AIR STILL SEEKS TO SETTLE WITH EASTERNNEW YORK - Texas Air Corp. Chairman Frank Lorenz

IBM Agrees to Accept Certain PC Trade-insNEW YORK - International Business Machines Corp. ha

OLIN SETS ALLOWANCE ON ISOCYANURATESTAMFORD, Conn. - Olin Corp. announced that it is institu

LyphoMed Inc. announced that it has received abbreviated new drug application, or ANDA, approvals fr

Workers at Electric Boat Division shipyards in Connecticut and Rhode Island are being told the compa

June 15, 1988 Baltic International Freight Futures ExchangePrev.Close High

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

Warning labels on cigarette packages are sufficient to inform people about the dangers of smoking, a

A friendship flight between Alaska and Siberia began its journey Tuesday to crack open a border clos

House Democrats Wednesday moved closer to proposing a second trade bill much like the first but with

U.S. farm exports could suffer substantially next year as a result of higher prices brought on by th

There are several things the Coast Guard needs to enhance its drug interdiction mission, but the mos

The headline on a story about Getty Petroleum Corp.'s earnings in the June 14 edition was incorrect.

The European Space Agency Wednesday launched its new, powerful generation of Ariane rocket, lifting

The $45.8 million deficit in U.S. pharmaceutical trade in the first quarter of 1988 was largely due

CARBIDE HIKES PLASTICIZER PRICEDANBURY, Conn. - Union Carbide Corp.'s UCAR Coatings Resins g

The Coast Guard wants industry views on a proposed broadening of oil spill prevention rules to cover

For the first time in years, there appears to be some solid good news coming out of the inland barge

For Intercontainer, 1987 was a good year. Intercontainer, the container marketing organizati

The Bundesbank isn't likely to raise its interest rates in the near future despite the deutsche mark

A House Judiciary subcommittee, urged on by Judiciary Committee Chairman Peter Rodino, D-N.J., voted

U.S. consumers are still lining up to buy clothes and food to satisfy immediate needs, economists to

The Florida Insurance Department has fined the Hartford Insurance Co. $50,000 for refusing to sell h