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Imported wine and spirits is big business in the U.S. market and competition is increasing among shi

Arco Chemical Co. is banking on becoming the world's largest propylene oxide producer. The N

The Eastman Chemicals division of Eastman Kodak Co. has announced a multimillion dollar expansion of

Both of Greece's main ports recorded increased freight movement in 1987. Though the increase

Wlodzimierz Weglarczyk's textile factory is profitable, and Ryszard Kaminski's textile firm finally

Philips N.V. will be one of many international European companies whose productivity will increase m

U.S. Department of Agriculture Secretary Richard Lyng has sharpened his attack against a proposed ex

Where would you go if you wanted to buy a new steam locomotive or didn't want to make expensive repl

CHICAGO BOARD OPTIONS EXCHANGE (Chicago) - Gary Bartolameolli was named assistant vice president, sy

Fewer containers from overseas this year could mean rising revenue in the rail segment of the interm

The first thing that impresses you about M. McNeil Porter when you meet him is his size. That's also

Obsolete Vessel Sale Reduced by Two ShipsThe Maritime Administration has reduced by two the

Lockheed Missiles and Space Co. has submitted a proposal to build a space- based observatory that wo

Highly efficient and obedient, robots have replaced workers who used to shout strike slogans and hav

Some 50 members of a striking tugboat union and sympathizers marched on a Coast Guard Marine Safety

The local authorities of Chanea, on the island of Crete, have asked the Greek government to raise Su

US Seeks GATT Study Of Korean Beef CurbsThe United States will demand the establishment of a

A high-level U.S. delegation gets down to work today exploring business possibilities in Hainan, th

New York Life Unit Files Note RegistrationNew York Life Insurance Co. and its wholly owned i

Consumption of U.S.-produced fertilizer materials increased during the July 1987 to February 1988 po

Tennessee Valley Authority said it awarded eight spot contracts covering deliveries of 18,400 tons o

European governments - tired of pouring billions of dollars of subsidies into inefficient coal mines

The rate of U.S. traffic fatalities was at its lowest in 1987, but higher speed limits may drive the

Iraq Will Cut Output To Help Raise PricesBAGHDAD, Iraq - Iraq will cut its oil production in

Retail sales rose 0.4 percent in February, a slightly smaller increase than reported a week ago, the

A Morgan Guaranty Trust Co. economist blamed the Louvre Accord for confusion in financial markets, t

A combination of factors, including interest rates, a buoyant economy and an improved trade surplus,

Sun Co., of suburban Radnor, is the target of a hostile takeover bid. Well, sort of. On Wedn

Braniff Reports Loss In Fourth QuarterDALLAS - Braniff Inc. lost $4.5 million on revenue of

Morocco is developing new bulk cargo facilities at the Port of Jorf Lasfar in order to relieve conge

Japan's government plans to send two Cabinet-level officials to Washington late this month in a last

Japan's economy has continued to expand at an extraordinary annual rate of 7 percent since December

AVIATION Support companies poised to cash in on increased business aviation. 5BThe U.S. has

March 18, 1988 Baltic International Freight Futures ExchangePrev.Close High

The Port of Mobile set breakbulk and general cargo volume records in 1987, the Alabama State Docks D

Scottish Council Calls For Coal Price SubsidyThe Scottish Council for Development and Indust

March 17, 1988 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

Australia's industrial conglomerate Broken Hill Proprietary Co. has extended its oil and gas activit

Thu, March 17, 1988 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.

The much-discussed but still little-implemented privatization program in the Philippines suffered an