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Australian exports of beef and veal in 1988 are expected to total 900,000 metric tons, unchanged fro

A Senate-approved package of tax hikes aimed at reducing the federal budget deficit includes revenue

U.S. trading partners in East and Southeast Asia are bracing for a new firestorm of protectionist rh

The European Commission wants to control the finances of steel companies more closely in order to en

The sharp drop in the dollar following the release of the record U.S. monthly trade deficit concerns

Beryl Sprinkel, chairman of the president's Council of Economic Advisers, said that both the produce

The Senate unanimously approved President Reagan's nomination of Ann Dore McLaughlin, a former under

In separate reports on economic activity for November, the government said inflation was held in che

Facsimile and telephone transmissions were relayed from a commercial jetliner in flight by satellite

The president of a Scandinavian mutual fund and half of its directors resigned in a controversy over

The United States won concessions in final negotiations with Canada on the sale of telecommunication

The Reagan administration appears close to withdrawing duty-free treatmentfrom four major Fa

AVIATION U.S. and Soviet officials cleared the way for added air service between the two nat

Bruce E.A. Larsen was promoted to vice president, marketing, of Vista Chemical Co. He was general ma

Moving ahead on expansion of its commercial shipping terminals, the port of Tacoma ordered several p

The marketer of Campho-Phenique is wheeling out a new antibiotic that will offer a stiff challenge t

W.E.T. Co. allegedly sold Iraq about 20 million marks ($12 million) worth of equipment that could be

Widely used natural and artificial food additives such as preservatives and colorings pose very smal

Sales Hit $1 Billion At Merrell DowMerrell Dow Pharmaceuticals Inc. has passed the billion-d

Blood Pressure Drug To Enter US MartVitarine Pharmaceuticals this week is expected to start

The United Mine Workers is raising questions about a Western utility merger that threatens to shift

The Tennessee Valley Authority bought 16,800 tons of spot coal for its Kingston and John Sevier plan

West German Economics Minister Martin Bangemann and coal union and industry representatives agreed F

Settlement Agreed In Utility DefaultThe first settlement between bondholders and some of the

Australia is promoting the latest in coal-fired power stations to broaden its steam coal sales in to

Pennzoil Co. and a committee representing Texaco Inc. shareholders have agreed on a $3 billion settl

December 11, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gall

Utilities and independent power producers should bid competitively for the right to add generating c

Brazil, Iraq Sign Oil Trade AgreementBRASILIA, Brazil - Brazil and Iraq have signed a $1.6 b

The world's supply of oil would not be disrupted if the Strait of Hormuz were blocked for a week or

New York state's oil production fell in 1986 and natural gas production rose slightly, according to

Hapag-Lloyd Flug of West Germany has ordered six Boeing 737-500 airliners and taken options on two m

Apollo Computer Inc. said it has received a $2.6 million contract to supply Apollo workstations for

From July next year, Australia's international airline Qantas will be able to carry passengers holdi

United Airlines Plans Seattle-Hawaii ServiceCHICAGO - United Airlines will begin daily non-s

The governor of New Jersey said the agency that runs the Garden State Parkway asked him to give prio

NY to Increase Tolls On Thruway in SpringALBANY, N.Y. - Tolls on the New York State Thruway

Atlantic City officials have shelved plans to award a Florida monorail firm a $250,000 contract for

It was billed as the most ambitious do-it-yourself project in the trucking industry in 40 years.

Interstate Commerce Commission Chairman Heather Gradison lacks the objectivity to fairly assess coll