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U.S. companies are losing out on Nigeria's hearty appetite for Western products, an official from th

Phillips Petroleum Co. said it has agreed to sell its outstanding stock in Bartlesville-based Applie

India to Purchase Soviet SupercomputersNEW DELHI, India - India and the Soviet Union have si

Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers President Larry McFather Friday accused the United Transportatio

Chrysler Autos Back in W. GermanyFRANKFURT, West Germany - The first Chrysler autos to be of

The government is reported to be studying plans to build industrial parks for South Korean manufactu

TOP STORIES: The decrease in the value of the dollar has resulted in a 25 percent increase i

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

The Federal Coal Export Commission, established by Congress more than two years ago to study coal ex

April 21, 1988 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

BG&E Reports Jump In Electricity SalesBaltimore Gas & Electric Co. said first quarter kilowa

China will cut oil exports by about 5 percent this year to back efforts by the Organization of Petro

RI Cuts off Comments On 'Gas' Formula RulePROVIDENCE, R.I. - The Rhode Island Department of

Two major oil companies that virtually abandoned New York state as much as 10 years ago are back in

There is probably no aspect of corporate finance that is as hard to control as travel and entertainm

Executives at Alaska Airlines say they are prepared to carry out a goodwill flight from the Pacific

Faced with growing public scrutiny on noise, pollution and traffic issues, Southern California airpo

Problems over U.K. customs clearance appear to be set to sink British Airways' pioneering nighttime

A study is under way in Australia to determine the feasibility of establishing an international spac

Failure of Washington to make new airport construction a priority was sharply criticized Thursday by

Kimpo Opens Terminal For Olympics VisitorsSEOUL, South Korea - Kimpo International Airport o

Motorola Inc. Monday introduced a new family of high-performance microprocessor chips and named 36

Last April, IBM took the wraps off its new family of personal computers. A year later, there is stil

Arkansas Best Income Increased in QuarterFORT SMITH, Ark. - Arkansas Best Corp. reported fir

The No. 2 figure in the longshoremen's union has been barred for life from office in the organizatio

Shipping lines frustrated at mounting chaos at Bangkok's Klong Toey port are imposing new surcharges

A formal request has been filed with the Japanese Transport Ministry by officials of the Japan Forei

The Port of Wilmington, N.C., has signed a cooperation agreement with the Port of Dandong in China's

New York State Maritime College. Delaware Valley Chapter of the Alumni Association. Dinner meeting.

AVIATION The DOT will hold a hearing to decide if labor protective provisions were required

IT'S 10 P.M.: Do you know who is using your data? Conference participants at the Risk and In

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

The specter of fidelity bond losses is still capturing the attention of the surety bond industry.

In a strange clash of dueling special interests, the insurance industry and trial lawyers squabbled

Judge's Ruling Lets Tobacco Trial ContinueNEWARK, N.J. - A judge Thursday dismissed several

A House Committee Thursday approved legislation to establish a $500 million ceiling on liability for

1Self-insured companies can save up to 50 percent on mental health and substance abuse treatment cos

State tax collections in tiny Rhode Island skyrocketed last year, while the levy in giant Alaska was

Old or forgotten insurance policies still may be valid for long-term liability exposures, a research

Falconbridge Ltd. of Toronto said Thursday its ferro-nickel customers will not be stranded by the ni