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The international economy is in for some tough times as the United States begins to reverse its mass

The European Investment Bank, the European Community's long-term investment agency, has granted a $1

SAS Revises Proposals For Buying BCal StakeScandinavian Airlines System submitted new propos

Cash market and futures quotations for home heating oil and crude oil firmed Wednesday, and gasoline

Petrochemical prices continued to move up in November and may get even stronger over the next severa

American pioneer spirit is being demonstrated here on the frontier of helicopter aviation. T

It wasn't exactly Santa and his sleigh that descended from the sky on the Harbor Island wharf, but f

U.S. computer companies, buoyed by their recent success in busting a Hong Kong-based software piracy

The depreciation of the dollar should finally begin to have an impact on the trade deficit next year

Both life insurers and independent insurance agents Wednesday criticized compromise proposals to giv

The U.S. economy seems likely to escape the wrath of Black Monday, but slower growth is likely for 1

A long sideways drift in The Journal of Commerce Industrial Price Index signals good news about infl

Encouraged by a weaker dollar and the promise of market liberalization, the Dole Fresh Fruit Co. is

Federal transportation officials will choose between precise national standards and broad state disc

The Hope Creek nuclear power plant, which is not yet a year old, has shut down six times in as many

The European Commission Wednesday proposed trade sanctions against South Korea following Seoul's fai

Himont to Build Plant in Tenn.WILMINGTON, Del. - Himont Inc. announced plans to build a 50 m

Don't expect to find astronomer Wayne Roberge gazing upward in wonder at the starry firmament.

Has Ed Hale built a better mousetrap? Edwin F. Hale, 41, is president of Port East Transfer

TNT, the Australian-based transport group, confirmed orders Wednesday for three more British Aerospa

Pan Am's board was scheduled to meet late Wednesday to review efforts to wring further concessions f

TWA, ACF Industries Join Forces in DealTrans World Airlines Inc. announced one-half of TWA's

In 1985-86, China, as a place to invest and do business, received a bad press. Stories of American M

Joint Venture to Design Taiwan Subway SystemA joint venture of De Leuw Cather International

Federal Railroad Administration safety inspectors Wednesday began an evaluation of the strike-bound

The TransPacific Westbound Rate Agreement has postponed until Jan. 15 a planned crane surcharge on c

The Export-Import Bank of the United States will open an office in Baltimore in conjunction with sta

Surety Pacific Is First Hawaiian Captive FirmPHOENIX, Ariz. - Hawaii State Insurance Commiss

Britain's wool textiles industry is now turning its attention to the United States, having made sign

The United States assailed a new European Community rice subsidy program, claiming it will hurt U.S.

Southern Co. Services Inc. said it purchased 280,000 tons of coal on the spot market for consumption

If OPEC sets quotas close to 17.6 million barrels a day based on forecasts of demand in 1988 by econ

Heating oil prices posted seasonal increases in New York state during the week of Nov. 27-Dec. 3, bu

A brother and a son of Mayor Eugene Sawyer have recently acquired two trucking companies that have c

A Singapore-flagged tanker continued to burn Wednesday in the Strait of Hormuz, but tugboats had sto

Leading members of President Reagan's Cabinet and the European Commission embark today on two days o

Sweeping changes and reforms in the way insurers can sell and advertise long- term care insurance an

The Federal Crop Insurance Corp. overpaid farmers by as much as 31 percent in settling claims for lo

Supplies of distillate oil and gasoline increased, according to the American Petroleum Institute's l

The country's largest association of private customs attorneys said it will oppose a key provision i