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Foreign ministers of the European Community failed Tuesday to end a deadlock over how to restore the

US, Canada and Asean Eye Marine ResourcesKUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia - Officials from the United

Henley Group to Seek Seats on SFSP BoardThe Henley Group Inc. Tuesday said it would vigorous

Japan will offer the Reagan administration a set of compensatory moves to make up for its refusal to

Thousands of General Motors Corp. workers are getting full pay for doing little or no work under a p

Tuesday's 0.25-point cut in the U.S. prime lending rate to 8.5 percent reflects a slowing economy an

UAW Local Ratifies Contract With GMMembers of United Auto Workers Local 594 ratified a contr

Baytree Investors Inc. is continuing its pursuit of ailing American Carriers Inc., proposing a $15 a

Mack Trucks Inc. is betting that some of the big rigs of the future will be not so big. The

Funeral services will be held today in New York for John L. Leon, vice president and secretary-treas

Saddled with a $54-billion foreign debt and sinking international reserves, Argentina is putting new

wAn agreement between the U.S. Army and Shell Oil Co. on the cleanup of a Colorado toxic waste site

In a move to crack down on misleading insurance ads, Washington State Insurance Commissioner Dick Ma

While austerity measures will postpone commercial aircraft orders, new leasing arrangements appear t

The concept of electronic data interchange, or EDI, as a means of improving trade flows has been gai

Two With Suitor Firm Named to SFSP BoardSanta Fe Southern Pacific Corp. has appointed two ne

Himont Inc. signed a letter of intent to purchase Premium Plastics' 40- million-pound-capacity plast

The A.L. Williams Corp. reported that net income for the fourth quarter ending Dec. 31 increased to

East Asia's four Dragons - Hong Kong, Singapore, South Korea and Taiwan - stand to lose billions of

Railroad Labor, CSX Weigh Joint VentureRailroad labor and CSX Corp. are considering a joint

Two percent ten is a phrase often used in the food export business to mean a 2 percent discount for

Montedison Approves Merger Between UnitsMontedison SpA has approved the merger between Inizi

Channel 10, Spain's first private television station, began broadcasting Monday via satellite from L

Having already lost two of the largest shipping lines hauling cargo to Alaska, the port of Seattle i

States should be the ones to solve the problems uninsured and underinsured Americans, Dr. Otis Bowen

Some Chinese companies are demanding millions of dollars worth of compensation from Japan because of

Fifty hopper cars of high-quality Nebraska wheat en route to Finland are being shipped from here in

Representatives of the U.S. textile industry continue to spread their message at home and abroad tha

In what would be an unprecedented degree of cooperation, a major rail labor organization and CSX Cor

The port of Savannah hasn't died, but instead is recovering sufficiently to proceed undeterred with

The Army and Shell Oil Co. are to pay up to $1 billion to mop up chemical weapons waste and other da

Florida officials are optimistic that a solution to the medical malpractice insurance quagmire can b

USSR Leases Space At US Mining ShowThe Soviet Union has leased 3,000 square feet of space to

Oil Minister Mana Saeed Otaiba was quoted Monday as saying that oil prices would reach OPEC's benchm

Oman ordered a 5 percent reduction in oil production Monday in support of an effort by the Organizat

Oil prices weakened across the board on the New York Mercantile Exchange Monday in lackluster tradin

The New York Mercantile Exchange lowered margins for crude oil, heating oil, gasoline and propane fu

Foreign ministers of the European Community, seeking to lay the groundwork for an EC summit next wee

Agriculture Secretary Richard Lyng begins a series of talks today with leaders from Asia, the marke

Boeing Flight Breaks World Speed RecordA Boeing jumbo jet that slashed eight hours off the s