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Alaskan oil is too expensive for Japan to buy, even if the United States did not insist on it moving

Wayne County residents were walking around "all smiles" Friday afterfinding out that their f

Cuomo Plan Targets Household Toxic WasteALBANY, N.Y. - Household paints, solvents, cleaners

Santa Fe Southern Pacific Corp. and Koch Industries Inc., Wichita, Kan., have entered into an agreem

Cocoa Consumers Propose SacrificesConsumer members of the International Cocoa Organization a

LyphoMed Inc. of Chicago is recalling about 20,000 vials of the generic drug amphotericin B - which

Last week's delay of a final decision on U.S. trade sanctions against Brazil meant anything but reli

Command Airways earned $831,785, or 59 cents a share, on revenue of $7.9 million during its second q

New car sales in Britain reached record levels during 1987, with Ford Motor Co. Getting most of the

Ex-Im Bank Announces Interest Rate IncreaseThe Export-Import Bank raised its interest rates

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

Hidetoshi Ukawa has maintained a high profile since he was named Japan's consul general in New York

Tennessee Valley Authority awarded only four spot contracts, covering coal deliveries of 12,950 tons

OIL & GAS TENNECO INC. (Houston) - Richard L. Wambold was named vice president of corporate

Consumers Power Co. has exercised its option to begin redemption of 13 percent tax-exempt bonds issu

Petronas, the state energy monopoly of Malaysia, reported pretax profit of $4.3 billion Malaysian do

Saab-Scania Sets Up Own Finance CompanyORANGE, Conn. - Saab-Scania of America Inc. said it h

A West Coast truckers group has gained an ally in its efforts to win Federal Maritime Commission reg

The rate of decline of Britain's merchant fleet slowed last year after contracting substantially in

Britain's annual inflation rate dipped 0.4 percent to 3.7 percent last month, its lowest level for a

The U.S. foreign trade outlook remains uncertain despite a sharply lower U.S. deficit in November.

Olin Corp.'s earnings are expected to move up in fiscal 1988 from the $77 million, or $3.30 a share,

Cargo Service Started By American AirlinesAmerican Airlines Monday initiated a premium, same

The Insurance Society of Philadelphia will hold a conference on personal property risk management Ja

QUOTA WATCH Below is the version of Quota Watch that should have appeared on Jan. 15.Current

Chinese to Borrow $2 Billion in the USNEW YORK - The international law firm of Haight, Gardn

A World Bank report urged the industrial world's political leaders to take bolder initiatives to hel

The political and economic future of Brazil should brighten considerably beginning in 1989, accordin

U.S. producer prices fell an unexpected 0.3 percent in December after being unchanged in November, t

On the Move news about personnel changes now appears on specific pages throughout the paper.

Direct foreign investment in Portugal almost tripled in 1987 in comparison with the previous year as

Port Arthur set a record for cargo volume in fiscal 1987, showing a 79 percent increase over the pre

Legislation that would limit the legal responsibility of people who serve alcohol at home to guests

Tomatoes, cucumbers and green peppers from Canadian greenhouses are finding an eager market in Calif

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

AVIATION Embraer is stymied by the U.S. move to postpone a final decision on trade sanctions

A medical research team, financed in part by the Pentagon's "Star Wars" anti-missile program, has co

New York state Assembly Consumer Affairs Committee Chairman Jerrold Nadler, D-Lower Manhattan, recen

The Environmental Protection Agency announced a settlement with 25 parties to pay for past and futur

Chemical Daily Co. of Tokyo has recently published a directory of Japanese pharmaceutical and medica