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The Commerce Department has ordered dumping duties ranging from 13.65 percent to 56.81 percent on sm

PROCESSING OF ENTRIES FOR MAIL SHIPMENTS - JFK AIRPORT AREA, NEW YORK. Entries covering mail shipmen

Australian wines are taking their place on tables around the world, including the United States and,

G.M. Holdens, the Australian subsidiary of General Motors Corp., expects to increase exports this ye

The National Assembly is getting ready to renew debate on a politically sensitive copyright bill, bu

The pile of documents involving years of asbestos-related suits against Manville Corp. has grown so

Commerce Secretary William Verity begins three days of talks with Soviet officials today saying he h

Labor Secretary Ann McLaughlin charged that U.S. business has failed to make labor a partner in effo

Japan's trade surplus fell to $7.45 billion in March, closing a fiscal year that saw the country rec

The median price of a typical single-family home rose by 5.6 percent in 1987, with prices of similar

Kaneka Texas Increases PricesKaneka Texas Corp. has announced a price increase of 5 cents a

After nearly 40 years of going on their own, members of the International Longshoremen's and Warehou

Holland America Line announced that it has agreed to buy two cruise ships, the Homeric and Atlantic,

With their heads ducked, the three customs inspectors twist and climb amid hundreds of boxes stacked

The railroad industry's labor unions expect that their landmark court victory last week will quickly

Texaco Inc. will withhold $1 million in income taxes due the government of Panama on April 15, a spo

Thailand's traditionally impoverished northeast region enjoyed an economic rebound last year due mai

U.S. District Court Judge George H. Revercomb remains confronted with a sharp dispute over the inten

Pacific America Line believes that the Federal Maritime Commission should not delay in deciding whet

Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Michigan posted a record $331 million underwriting loss in 1987, Chair

Kemper Group's hopes to depart the chaotic Massachusetts automobile insurance market hinge on the go

Although no meeting has been scheduled between officials of Batus Inc. and the Farmers Group Inc., t

Representatives of the maritime industry are playing a cautious waiting game as they search for a pr

A DIGITAL RAP session is going on this week in Washington, D.C. Though the meeting is billed

Two more Democratic presidential candidates have written Senate Finance Committee Chairman Lloyd Ben

Bellcore Researchers Complete ProjectRED BANK, N.J. - Bellcore researchers have successfully

Swedish authorities confirmed they were investigating the possibility that computer criminals had pe

American Airlines President Robert Crandall wants Washington to consider trading cabotage and code s

A huge backlog of air cargo destined for Europe is piling up at Singapore's Changi airport, sending

A Minnesota entrepreneur hopes a computerized sonar device is the answer for illuminating the rearwa

A certificate on the office wall of Michael Guerin, deputy general manager of Aer Rianta, the Irish

BRITT AIRWAYS (Houston) - John Prendergast will become president on May 1. Mr. Prendergast i

The Jamaican government has reduced a controversial tax paid on bauxite mining and refining by a U.S

BA Complains About Boeing Aircraft FaultsBritish Airways PLC confirmed Monday that it has co

For 116 years, Hellmann GmbH maintained a profitable freight forwarding- distrib ution company with

Daily Index Textiles Metals Misc.Smoothedpercent Change, 1.58

April 11, 1988 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

The president of Cerro Copper Products Co., East St. Louis, Ill., said that the health of the domest

Staley to Review Refiner Takeover BidCHICAGO - Executives of Staley Continental Inc., Rollin

A federal environmental official says putting methanol fuel in some of New York City's buses is a st