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Scott Paper Co. announced an agreement in principle for the purchase of Texstyrene Corp.'s foam cup,

The addition of Maersk Line's new weekly trans-Atlantic service at the Port of Charleston could help

The regional port facilities along the Delaware River in Delaware, New Jersey and Pennsylvania are i

Sulfur production for first three months of 1988 hit an annual rate of 9.44 million metric tons, com

Malcom P. McLean, the father of containerization and the brains behind the ill-fated United States L

May Copper Margin Is Increased to 100 percentNEW YORK - The margin committee of Commodity Ex

Chicken parts: fresh/chilled/frozen Quantity: 20 mt. Packaging: bagged in 500/1,000-gram tra

Skyrocketing land prices have boosted the total value of land in metropolitan Tokyo to more than 10

An agreement for a framework approach to reducing agricultural subsidies reached Thursday at the Org

A leading Japanese agricultural policy-maker has admitted his government had used administrative gui

Industrial Production In UK Increases 1.2 percentU.K. seasonally adjusted industrial product

U.S. businesses not yet selling in Europe may want to establish a beachhead in France from which the

Mexico Ends Tariffs On Some Farm ImportsMexico has eliminated import tariffs for selected li

The European Community's moves within the General Agreement on Tariffs and trade to seek compensatio

Bell Atlantic officials have renamed five of the European computer maintenance companies acquired in

MANIFEST NUMBER ON CF 3461 and CF 7501, ENTRY AND RELEASE DOCUMENTS. Themanifest number usua

A new Brazilian industrial policy, signed Thursday by president Jose Sarney, ends more than 40 years

The European Parliament late Wednesday adopted the European Community's 1988 budget but with reserva

Spiegel Inc., the country's third-largest catalog retailer, said it has signed an agreement to acqui

In what's being billed as a historic event, executives of 49 companies from Northern Ireland and the

Suppliers of the following items seek U.S. importers/distributors. Interested parties are asked to c

Iran exported 12,000 tons of hand-woven carpets last year in the official market, but many also were

Charles Yarish has spent years studying seaweed, and now he wants to sell it. Mr. Yarish, a

U.S. footwear manufacturers renewed their call for import relief, although the latest figures from t

Evian Waters of France To Buy Saratoga BrandGREENWICH, Conn. - Evian Waters of France Inc. c

The deficit in the fund that insures deposits in the nation's savings institutions more than doubled

A report from a prominent Mexican economist says Mexican industry needs a monumental transformation

Japan submitted proposals Thursday concerning international rules to govern trade in services.

FEAR SOMETIMES is justified, sometimes is irrational, but often becomes a new problem in itself. Rig

The Consumer Product Safety Commission issued a warning Wednesday that small parts on an umbrella st

New claims for state unemployment insurance benefits were made by 310,000 people during the week end

Structural changes in the insurance industry are having a greater impact on the market than cyclical

The European Community and Comecon, the Soviet-dominated trading bloc, were expected to agree to a j

Chrysler Corp. has begun installing driver's-side air bags as standard equipment on three of its mod

Canadian Prime Minister Brian Mulroney might resort to a snap election to push the proposed U.S. tra

Product Bill Debate Focuses on ExemptionsThe House Energy and Commerce Committee agreed Thur

Two of the nation's largest trucking companies will raise freight rates about 3.5 percent next month

Spurred by the deadly First Interstate Bank tower fire, owners of another high-rise complex have dec

To ensure that loyal customers will have their American beer this summer, a major Japanese brewer wi

A major trade group squabbled Thursday with Customs Commissioner William von Raab over whether Custo