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Forum Slated on AIDS In the WorkplaceNORTHBROOK, Ill. - Corporate America will present guide

Free Flow of Fish Gets Mixed ReviewsVANCOUVER, British Columbia - British Columbia fish proc

The fate of Australian uranium imports into the United States is in the hands of the Supreme Court.<

Stock index futures would be dealt a lethal blow if the Brady Commission recommendation on margins i

Mon., Jan. 11, 1988 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.

Angry over U.S. demands that Japan open its farm products market wider, a major Japanese agriculture

U.S. automakers failed to take advantage of the high Japanese yen, instead raising their prices alon

Energy development, shipbuilding and metallurgy are the key industrial sectors in which the governme

The Chinese textile industry must attract further investment to spur development or "lose the race"

AVIATION The Soviet airline Aeroflot is under fire from the press, but unlikely to reform.

Foreign Minister Sosuke Uno headed for the United States Monday for talks with his U.S. counterpart.

1987 Air Accidents Topped 1986 TotalWASHINGTON - The National Transportation Safety Board's

The Federal Maritime Commission has directed five ocean carrier rate-making bodies to justify their

The improving trade between the United States and Colombia has prompted formation of a new ship line

Christmas retail sales returns are giving heavy truck manufacturers a good ho- ho-ho over analysts w

1350.0 (Jan. 11) Previous day - 1319.5 The Baltic International Freight Futures Exchange in

Some passengers of Delta Air Lines Flight 943 didn't seem to mind when they found out they were flyi

Southwestern Bell Gets Airline Phone ContractAmerican Airlines and Southwestern Bell have re

President Reagan is expected to sign a finding this week that will clear the way for exports of natu

The Western Wood Products Association reported only total figures for lumber production, orders and

AUTOMATED MANIFEST SYSTEM. On Jan. 16, 1988, Neptune Orient Line will go on line with the Customs Au

The European Commission Monday authorized 4.15 billion deutsche marks ($2.5 billion) of government s

The following business missions are scheduled to arrive in the United States. The Journal of Commerc

The merger of Sequa Corp. and Atlantic Research Corp. has taken effect. It followed the conc

AMAX Coal Output Up 2.3 Million TonsAMAX Coal Co. said that its production increased by 2.3

A Massachusetts company is seeking to break into the Japanese market for recreational sailboats.

The Argentine government postponed its first call for bids on a long-awaited debt capitalization pla

President Reagan said Monday that the nation's huge trade deficit, blamed in part for the turbulence

California's attorney general has barred state crime laboratories from obtaining "genetic fingerprin

The Supreme Court Monday refused to help referee a $10 billion antitrust lawsuit against five wester

It's the year 2008, and a four-car crewless train, powered by a radar- equipped locomotive the size

The United States' highest court on Monday refused to hold the federal government financially liable

On Friday morning, crews at South Locust Point Marine Terminal were rushing to clear snow from the p

A Washington D.C. city council committee is considering legislation that would ease the outright ban

The U.S. Coast Guard's high command is wrestling with a $100 million budget shortage, but sources sa

The U.S. pharmaceutical industry is increasing its effort to bring newdrugs to market as evidenced b

Sterling Hits La Roche With Court ComplaintSterling Drug Inc. said that it has filed a compl

Kirin Unit Acquires Coca-Cola BottlerJapan's leading beer brewer said Monday its U.S. subsid

Dutch Deputy Prime Minister R.W. de Korte said Monday his country has offered to help promote Indone

Farm Group President Predicts Rising ExportsThe president of the American Farm Bureau Federa