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AVIATION East Germany hopes to lease Airbus planes, sources say. 5BHungary's state airline,

The House of Representatives agreed to drop four key provisions to the omnibus trade legislation as

Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan told Congress he was satisfied with the dollar's current val

Rio Grande Industries Inc. would sell 25 percent of its own stock to Morgan Stanley & Co. under Rio

Plans for 489 major new business projects were announced in 1987 in California, an increase of 9 per

Taiwanese officials spend much of their time these days trying to convince U.S. representatives of t

The U.S. and Brazilian governments may be on the verge of an agreement that would suspend threatened

The resignation Monday by Bruce Smart, Commerce undersecretary for international trade, apparently r

With the economy softer, the dollar stable and inflation subdued, the Federal Reserve took a small e

Back in 1791, an unimpeachable source noted in his diary that George Town seems to be in the shade o

Several key members of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries are close to buying substan

BASF Corp. Chemicals division will expand its neopentyl glycol capacity in Freeport, Texas, from 35

E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Co. and Ballarpur Industries Ltd., part of the Thapar Group based in New D

Celion Carbon Fibers, an operating unit of BASF Structural Materials Inc., has begun commercial-scal

Ocean carriers, especially U.S.-flag companies, give high marks to the 1984 Shipping Act. Li

New York state and local government use of non-biodegradable plastics and rigid foam would be limite

The Maritime Administration has approved Lykes Bros. Steamship Co.'s application to carry, with full

A U.S. warship fired a flare and machine gun warning shots at a pair of fishing boats on Monday as i

Gov. George Deukmejian says his administration's Proposition 65 regulations on chemical hazard warni

As the Federal Maritime Commission proceeds with its review of the 1984 Shipping Act, transportation

U.S. composite materials demand is projected to increase more than 15 percent a year through 1992 to

The Senate Agriculture Committee is set to try once again to overhaul the nation's main law regulati

Cilcorp Ventures To Invest in EcogenLANGHORNE, Pa. - Cilcorp Ventures Inc. recently announce

BioTechnica International Inc.'s subsidiary, BioTechnica Agriculture, has signed a letter of intent

A blue-ribbon scientific panel has warned that as society moves to provide crucial services around-t

Managers, Scientists Differ on Power CutManagers of a federal nuclear plant in South Carolin

ND Senator Criticizes US-Canada AgreementA North Dakota senator told the National Coal Assoc

A pair of U.S. coal exporting companies head to Brazil next week with the hope of reversing price cu

The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries' oil output is on the rise but oil companies are s

One or more industries seem to have taken advantage of last month's major fuel spill and dumped thei

A demand by the United States for special treatment threatens to delay agreement on a proposed inter

Feb. 22, 1988 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

Iran Proposes to Swap Oil for Argentine BeefBUENOS AIRES, Argentina - Leading private export

Oil and gas exploration and development in Australia is expected to grow now that the government has

3 Mexican LPG Plants Closed for Not MovingMexico's Commerce Department closed three liquefie

Motorists paid an average half-cent a gallon less for gasoline in the past two weeks, but industry a

It all started simply enough. In the early 1980s, the airline industry was going wild with i

KNOW THY BUSINESS PARTNER. United Technologies' Pratt & Whitney Government Engine Business s

Each time you prepare to board an airliner, the chances are one in 475 that you may not leave the ga

Pan American World Airways continued flight operations without interruption Monday even though the T