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The dollar is looking much better following the surprisingly good U.S. April trade report and should

Eighteen companies proposed projects worth a total $225 million under Argentina's third debt capital

Foreign currency futures prices at Chicago Tuesday dropped as the dollar moved higher on a smaller-t

As President Reagan calls on industrialized countries to do more to help the Philippines, analysts i

The $400,000 award Monday in a product liability case against a tobacco company is being viewed by i

Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic Party completed the sweeping outline of a controversial tax reform

Managing Director Trevor Furlong envisages more growth opportunities for his Port of Liverpool, than

Beech Aircraft Corp. Wednesday won government approval for its Starship business-class turboprop aft

The recent surge in U.S. exports is the main reason for an unexpected boom in electricity sales, ind

Trade leads supplied by: US Department of Commerce , U.S. and Foreign Commercial Service, Room HCHB

June 14, 1988 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

A year ago, they were touted as winners - a wise new generation of semiconductor companies that didn

Frank Drozak, president of the Seafarers' International Union and head of the AFL-CIO Maritime Trade

The landmark business partnership struck recently between British Airways and United Airlines looks

American Express Bank reduced its portfolio of loans to less-developed countries by $900 million in

Daily Index Textiles Metals Misc.Smoothedpercent Change, 5.98

MARKETS STILL VOLATILE, FED CHAIRMAN WARNSWASHINGTON - Federal Reserve Board Chairman Alan G

While Congress and U.S. trade officials continue to berate Japan and other Asian nations for the rec

A federal arbitrator ordered Guilford Transportation Industries Inc. to rehire the almost 1,200 work

A coalition of companies from the United States, Japan and Europe released a report Tuesday urging t

Howard Baker will resign as White House chief of staff and be replaced by his deputy, Kenneth Dubers

For the first time ever, a House committee has agreed on the terms of a product liability reform bil

Truck drivers and freight handlers at ailing Transcon Lines Inc. approved a landmark labor accord th

Ten more state attorneys general Tuesday joined nine colleagues in pursuing antitrust suits against

Tennessee Gas Pipeline Co., Houston, will counter a proposal by Iroquois Gas Transmission System, Sh

POLICY ACT AMENDMENTS WOULD CUT GAS COSTSThe House passed ammendments to the Natural Gas Pol

Braniff Inc.'s new owner says it will expand the airline. At the same time, however, PaineWe

Oakland's latest port commissioner joins the oversight body in the middle of one of the biggest muds

The Federal Reserve Board approved the application of Midland Bank of London to buy and sell in the

CHINA REPORT FORECASTS MORE OUTPUT, INFLATIONChina's industrial output will grow by 16.3 per

Insurance policy applicants would have to know and agree to be tested for AIDS if a model law is app

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

Wah Kwong Shipping Group Ltd., emerging from a wrenching reorganization a year ago, reported a conso

The Journal of Commerce Industrial Price Index slipped slightly, dropping to 101.4 from its high of

Art 1988. The International Art Fair in mid-June with show. June 15-20. Basel, Switzerland. This is

The Japanese government plans to double its development aid to poor nations to more than $50 billion

In Luxembourg, cars carry the first European license plates, featuring a replica of a blue-and-yello

Insurance regulators must act quickly to develop guidelines for the federal catastrophic health-care

JARDINE EMETT & CHANDLER INC. (San Francisco) - George W. Brown was named president and chief execut

Not long ago, many shipping people here believed the Port ofLiverpool's Royal Seaforth Container Ter