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A union leader representing Customs Service employees Wednesday labeled Customs Commissioner William

The low dollar seems as if it might have at last turned the trade deficit tide. But what hap

A new set of leading indicators for the service sector of the economy unveiled Wednesday suggest mod

The Pennsylvania Bar Association scheduled public forums to gauge citizen opinion on the state's tor

American International Group introduced three-year insurance policies for directors and officers lia

For at least a while on Wednesday, some analysts who track the Federal Reserve's market maneuvers th

The Australian government has been told by the country's coal mining companies to stay out of intern

BILL WOULD AX PENSIONS OF CONVICTED NY LABORALBANY, N.Y. - New public employees convicted of

1404.0 (May 25, 1988) Previous day - 1414.5 The Baltic International Freight Futures Exchang

He just wants to do business, and he'll do business just about anywhere. Edwin F. Hale, pres

The Santa Fe Railroad had one of its best four-month periods in recent history from January through

The U.S. dollar was slightly higher in quiet trading Wednesday. Dealers said currencies move

The Soviet Union wants to double its exports to the United States in the next three years to generat

President Reagan's veto of the omnibus trade bill, while welcomed abroad, alsosent some majo

HENKEL INCREASES AVIROL LINE PRICEAMBLER, Pa. - Henkel Corp.'s Chemical Specialties division

John H. Mahoney, a long-time airline and air cargo industry executive, is dead at age 69. Mo

Specific needs unique to retailers and their suppliers prompted creation of the Voluntary Interindus

The volume of ship tonnage under construction or on order worldwide increased by nearly 3 percent du

An initiative to restore California's Cal-OSHA worker-safety programqualified Tuesday for th

Traditional Exports Canned meat, motor vehicle parts, textiles, aluminum, steel and processe

A Council on Foreign Relations study discounted prospects of a Third World wave of privatizing state

U.S. demand for plastic film is projected to grow 3.3 percent a year through 1992 to nearly 10 billi

FLUOR DANIEL WINS STERLING CHEMICALS PACTIRVINE, Calif. - The hydrocarbon sector of Fluor Da

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

Railroad Public Relations Association, 36th annual meeting, May 25-28. Mariner's Inn, Hilton Head Is

KOREAN TRADE SURPLUS WITH THE US SHRINKSSEOUL, South Korea - South Korea's trade surplus wit

If Congress fails to pass a rewritten trade bill this year, the multilateral trade talks set to end

AMERICAN INSURANCE SERVICES GROUP INC. (New York) - Roy B. Skip Taylor was named manager at Premium

IMPORTS SOUND KNELL FOR CONN. CASTER PLANTBRIDGEPORT, Conn. - The Stewart Warner Corp. will

Blue Star Line Inc. and Associated Container Transport/PACE will shift their Bay Area terminal opera

Upjohn Co. is opening a new $100 million laboratory in Japan in order to tap the world's second-larg

KUWAIT OFFERS JAPANESE EXTRA DISCOUNT ON OILKuwait has agreed to offer a further discount of

The American Airlines decision to buy 50 Boeing Co. 757s worth almost $2 billion was motivated in pa

Boxmart is seeking to turn talk into cash. The Swiss-based company, which provides an electr

The Bank of France is likely to cut its key 7.25 percent intervention rate by one-eighth to one-quar

The United States should move away from its recent practice of being the only nation that significan

Record exports more than offset record imports to narrow the U.S. merchandise trade deficit on a bal

The American maritime industry remains divided over the type of program needed to reverse its declin

A key House member has introduced the first legislative attempt to meet the conflicting interests of

Trade leads are supplied by: US Department of Agriculture, Foreign Agricultural Service Agri