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Congressional support for the U.S.-Canada trade liberalization agreement is limited and could be und

Government scientists who studied the loss of ozone over the South Pole are now turning their attent

Fiber Industries Inc., formed by Sterling Group Inc., has completed the acquisition of two polyester

Turkish shipowners are bidding to stop a lucrative coal-hauling contract from falling into foreign h

The United States and South Korea will reopen talks next week on resolving pending trade issues on b

Atlantic Richfield Co. slightly raised its stake in Tricentrol PLC on Friday and indicated an intent

Another round of U.S.-European talks aimed at settling a dispute over government aid to civil aircra

Clark-Schwebel Fiber Glass Corp. of White Plains, N.Y., announced it is forming a joint venture with

Quotations are offered rates of New York city banks relating to currency transfers of $1 million or

THE JOURNAL OF COMMERCE Daily Industrial Materials Price Index of Sensitive Spot Commodity Prices on

Despite doctors' protests that malpractice insurance costs more than they can afford, only a relativ

While a crane operator stacks containers in the port of Felixstowe's storage area, his mate keys in

Several food industry executives are predicting higher prices for glass containers if Owens-Illinois

EnergyNorth Units File For Rate Hikes in NHMANCHESTER, N.H. - Gas Service Inc., Manchester G

Calif. Moves to Curb Suits Against ChurchesSACRAMENTO, Calif. - The state Senate voted last

Japan's trade in goods and services hit $9.4 billion in December, helping push the surplus for all l

A committee of Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic party has agreed to liberalize trade on eight of 10

Japanese Textile Firms To Set Up Plant in Ga.ATLANTA, Ga. - Two Japanese textile firms plan

The port of Los Angeles again demonstrated its sound reputation in thefinancial community by

The captain of the Reuben James was growing edgy. An Iranian ship steamed nearby. Two Iranian speedb

World Trade Institute. Seminar on maritime law. Feb. 1-2 at the World Trade Center, New York City. F

Attorney General LeRoy S. Zimmerman today sued seven lower Bucks County cash on delivery home heatin

WELL, CONSUMERS, NOW WE KNOW. For the past three months you've been buying at a much slower

The Reagan administration is expected to announce that duty-free trade concessions to Taiwan, South

ATLANTA'S TRANSPORTATION AND TRADE COMMUNITY came out in force Wednesday night to welcome Nedlloyd L

The captain of the Sea-Land Service containership that ran aground at theentrance to San Jua

The failure of the European Community to agree on a 1988 budget has jeopardized programs that most d

The U.S. dollar rose slightly Thursday in quiet, listless trading. Analysts said the market

The U.S. Treasury has no plans for a debt refinancing arrangement with debtor nations other than Mex

Brazil eased and simplified rules for debt-equity swaps. The first debt swap auction under the new r

A British company has developed a biocide-dosage-control system that simplifies the process of treat

South Korea is launching a high-profile campaign to expand trade with Eastern Europe. The mo

Olin Boosts Oleum, Sulfuric Acid PricesSTAMFORD, Conn. Olin Corp. will increase its off-lis

A newly opened coal mine in western Sumatra will increase the area's output to more than 1 million t

Gas Study Aimed At Export PotentialU.S Energy Secretary John Herrington said Thursday he is

West German Finance Minister Gerhard Stoltenberg will hold detailed exchanges with U.S. officials wh

Though their markets are flourishing, New York's largest futures exchanges appear to be suffering fr

In an action expected to open much of the Pacific to twin-engine jets, the Federal Aviation Administ

Skaarup RestructuresTop StaffGREENWICH, Conn. - Several executive changes were annou

Goldman Quits Safety BoardFor USAir PostPatricia Goldman Thursday resigned her post