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Anti-Dumping Duties To Continue on TVsThe U.S. International Trade Commission has ruled that

Economists watch all sorts of indicators for clues to inflation, but in recent weeks The Journal of

Natural gas users would be able to use utility-owned storage facilities for gas bought directly from

Korean Trade Surplus Expected to IncreaseSEOUL, South Korea - A research institute predicted

A British company has developed a high-speed, high capacity X-ray system to scan incoming mail for e

Wed., Dec. 9, 1987 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.K

Japan dominated world banking in the first half of this year, with peoplefrom other countrie

Chinese authorities are beginning to cancel major import deals with Japan in an apparent show of dis

Grain handlers at this west coast port went on strike early Wednesday to press demands for greater j

Wharf Holdings Ltd., flagship of Sir Yue-kong Pao's commercial empire, suffered a sharp slowdown in

Green State Airport's passenger terminal here must be expanded if the facility is to continue to ser

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

The U.S. dollar drifted lower Wednesday in light trading, after touching a postwar low in Tokyo agai

The official IMF dollar rate for the special drawing right as measured by a basket of currencies den

Insurance companies asked the state Legislature Tuesday to allow them to test policy applicants for

A major creditor of Public Service Co. of New Hampshire demanded the company pay off a $425 million

Del Monte Tropical Fruit Co. has seen the future and it's spelled I-N-T-E-R-N- A- T-I-O-N-A-L.

The Connecticut Legislature next year is expected to consider several bills stemming from a committe

Nepal's Foreign Minister Shailendra Kumar Upadhyaya Wednesday asked for Japanese aid to build dams f

December 9, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallo

Calling the port's failure to pay port director James Dwyer more a disgrace," Seattle port commissio

Truck makers looked like they were getting ready to turn Black Monday into White Christmas with spir

Bankers and analysts here said capital adequacy standards expected to be announced today by the Bank

Despite speculation that recent discount rate cuts by central banks in Europe might lead to a simila

"I lived through the worst down cycle in the history of insurance," said Edward J. Muhl, president o

The Reagan administration may soon aim a heavy barrage of anti-dumping duties at Japanese goods in t

Consolidated Budget Gets Board ApprovalConsolidated Natural Gas Co.'s board approved a $426

Open-fronted shops here that are straight out of the 19th century sell rice in bulk and cheap clothi

In colonial Brazil roughly three centuries ago, representatives of the Portuguese crown met incoming

Stephen M. Wolf was elected chairman, president and chief executive of Allegis Corp. and president a

Major Hong Kong suppliers are piling pressure on struggling Worlds of Wonder Inc., the Oakland, Cali

Six of the world's largest containerships will go under an auctioneer's hammer Dec. 21. The

While shippers by air have given a limited welcome to the European Community air transport liberaliz

Mexico should abandon its traditional quest for total energy self-sufficiency and begin fueling some

A Jordanian government official denounced Israel's move to strip an Arab-run electric company in Jer

Consumers Power Sets Gas Supply AgreementsJACKSON, Mich. - Consumers Power Co. said it enter

A Canadian, West German and U.S. oil consortium signed an agreement with the Greek government on Wed

Longshoremen at the port of Montreal are threatening to begin a series of work stoppages in the days

FBI tapes of conversations by defendants in a waterfront corruption trial involving a top official o

International stock and bond investments still offer an effective means to diversify risk, despite t