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Quebec, Canada's second-biggest manufacturing province, has refused to join neighboring Ontario in p

Japanese tourists went abroad in record numbers in 1987, though the number of foreign visitors to th

TOP STORIES: Beijing will be the site of the 1989 General Assembly of the World Trade Center

FAA Almost Finished With Airlines' ReportsWASHINGTON -- Federal Aviation Administrator Allan

May 24, 1988 Baltic International Freight Futures ExchangePrev.Close High L

Tues., May 24, 1988 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.

The House passed legislation Monday that for the first time would require licenses for train enginee

The National Labor Relations Board has filed a complaint against Mack Trucks Inc. in the case of a w

Shanghai, one of China's pioneer free enterprise zones, has adopted a series of measures to help for

Japan is giving serious consideration to plans to treble the country's tariffs on imports of beef in

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

TVA Restarts Sequoyah After Second ShutdownCHATTANOOGA, Tenn. - A Sequoyah Nuclear Plant rea

When it comes to the electronic revolution, retailers are looking straight at the cash register for

The Coalition of Service Industries Inc. today will unveil the first set of leading economic indicat

An American International Group company was fined $348,900 by the New York Insurance Department for

BFGoodrich Co. is increasing prices of Hycar acrylic latexes by 2 percent to 7 percent (3 cents to 8

In the world air freight forwarding industry there is a clear division among those companies that ha

CHINESE UNIONS SEEK ECONOMIC PROTECTIONChina's official labor federation has called on the g

Slumping sales, new kinds of software and more powerful personal computers are forcing a gradual res

The Seamen's Church Institute of New York and New Jersey will honor John J. Mackowski, chairman of A

Buyers from the United States and Europe have quit the rubber market herebecause prices are

Opinion is divided between gold experts about the importance of gold in investors' portfolios.

Yugoslavia is willing to deposit gold reserves it holds in a Swiss bank in exchange for an urgent sh

CONTROVERSY HAUNTS UPCOMING SUMMITThe controversy over the bug-riddled new U.S. embassy and

A U.S. food concern with a franchise to sell hot dogs at three football matches approached a British

PPG Industries Inc. was selected as the principal auto finish supplier for Toyota Motor Manufacturin

Drugs formulated in new delivery systems, such as transdermal patches,liposomes and antibody

Rep. Norman Y. Mineta, D-Calif., played down chances for Congress to pass any bill this year aimed a

Boston banking executive John P. LaWare's appointment to the Federal Reserve's board of governors wo

The U.S. Commerce Department is taking steps to coordinate state and federal export services by movi

There are no shouting traders, no ankle-deep stacks of paper, no electronic stream of stock quotes.

Stroydormash '88. Construction and road-building machines exhibition. This will be the first U.S. pa

SPICE MAKER ENDS BID TO ACQUIRE COMPETITORMcCormick & Co. announced that it would end its pr

The summit meeting between Ronald Reagan and Mikhail S. Gorbachev starting next Sunday will yield co

A growing number of retailers and shippers are turning to a new organization to help standardize ele

The U.S. Department of Commerce has published its annual summary of 1987 trade statistics. T

President Reagan Tuesday vetoed the giant omnibus trade bill citing a provision on advance notice fo

Over 30 experts in container shipping and intermodal transportation will serve as panelists, moderat

Vista Chemical Co. expects to award a contract within two to three weeks for the construction of a n

Monsanto Chemical Co., a unit of Monsanto Co., announced that it will build a 900 metric ton acetami