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The California Insurance Department Tuesday fined the Hartford Insurance Group $70,000 under a settl

Acting Premier Li Peng said Wednesday the government may expand its subsidies of major commodities t

EC Probes Allegations Of Copier DumpingBRUSSELS, Belgium - The European Community Commission

Firestone said it plans to sell 75 percent of its Akron-based tire business through a joint venture

The omnibus U.S. trade legislation before a Senate-House conference is a protectionist and defensive

West German Upper House Speaker Bernhard Vogel called Wednesday for stronger economic ties between h

TOP STORIES: Lloyd's is leaving the scandals of the past decade behind as it enters its fourth ce

Cincinnati Milacron Inc. has begun a major reorganization program following a drop in 1987 sales, de

The Soviet Union is stepping up its pace of U.S. wheat purchases and shipments to lessen the impact

The strain of malpractice insurance cost and availability problems is giving chiropractors a pain in

Apogee is a personal copier from Japan that copies in a multitude of colors, offers built-in editing

Some of the best sailing in years seems to await the fiscal 1989 budget President Reagan will submit

US and Japan Discuss Building Mart AccessThe United States and Japan began talks Wednesday o

The U.S. coal industry will reach a new milestone this week when the first coal ever exported from t

U.S. industrial output rose 0.2 percent, while housing construction dropped by 1.9 percent in Januar

South Korea has agreed voluntarily to reduce its exports of footwear to Italy until 1990, the Trade

Agriculture Minister Takashi Sato denied Wednesday that Japan might phase out quotas on U.S. beef an

An overhaul of federal subsidy and trade route rules that are strangling U.S.-flag shipping may not

Supplies of distillate oil and gasoline declined last week, according to the American Petroleum Inst

The long-running battle between U.S. and Australian aviation officials could be resolved this year.<

Soo Line Corp. reported net earnings of $4.3 million, or 46 cents a share, on revenue of $151.1 mill

When Wright Skinner Jr. fell off a boat ladder near Georgetown last Saturday, he became the fifth pe

U.S. Truck Lines Being Sued by BaytreeBaytree Investors Inc., a Chicago-based investment fir

The Midwest produces much less of the acidic nitrogen falling on the northeastern United States and

New York state's top court Wednesday declined to become involved in the Cuomo administration's battl

Prices for a variety of essential oils are climbing dramatically, according to importers and traders

Houston's Barbours Cut container terminal, which operates at nearly 90 percent capacity, shouldn't h

If you're in business, number one, you've got to be legitimate, Charles Greenwald tells a young, bea

The U.S. dollar declined Wednesday after a large commercial bank executed a huge order selling dolla

S. Korea Invites Bids For Train Link StudiesSEOUL, South Korea - The government has invited

Suppliers of the following items seek U.S. importers/distributors. Interested parties are asked to c

The Environmental Protection Agency is urging U.S. factories to start work on new reports required b

World Airline Traffic Rose 12 percent in 1987The world's scheduled airlines enjoyed better g

The director of the major shippers' group pushing legislation to modify railroad deregulation Wednes

Navistar International Transportation Corp. appeared to be the major market share gainer after one m

Navistar International Corp. reported net income of $44.9 million, or 15 cents a share, on revenue o

Chrysler Corp.'s announcement that it will partially cease production at its Kenosha, Wis., assembly

Pittston Co., the nation's top coking coal producer, dodged a strike bullet and continued negotiatio

John Hancock Joins Indonesian VentureThe Indonesian Ministry of Finance has approved an oper

BANK ONE CORP. (Columbus, Ohio) - Steven C. Futrell was named president and chief executive officer