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The United States has agreed to pay the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade part of the $9.1 mill

About 2.5 million New Yorkers had no health insurance in 1985, and if employment trends continue, th

Howtek, Tokyo Juki, Dataproducts Settle SuitHUDSON, N.H. - Howtek Inc. and Tokyo Juki Indust

Electronic data interchange is finally beginning to live up to its high opinion of itself. B

DHL Volume Grew 31 percent In Third QuarterREDWOOD CITY, Calif. - DHL Worldwide Express repo

The 36 West German containership owners who formed a temporary pooling arrangement in August to incr

A stock sale to raise up to $100 million for the parent of Norwegian Cruise Lines and Royal Viking L

December 2, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallo

Ruling Set for January On Amoco Cadiz SpillU.S. District Judge Frank McGarr said he expects

State Farm Mutual is introducing two new rating features that the company said will save more than $

Indonesia's debt servicing costs will rise further this year because of the continuing fall of the U

David Parr, marketing manager for Thompson Transportation Ltd. of Lambeth, Ontario, needs no convinc

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

State lawmakers will consider legislation today designed to ease Pennsylvania's insurance problems

U.S. and Caribbean officials are at odds in assessing the impact of Washington's special trade progr

The New York Insurance Department will hold a public hearing on Dec. 21 to collect comments, suggest

A year ago, Cliven Cormier was president of this port's biggest International Longshoremen's Associa

The Commodity Futures Trading Commission said it will consider an application by the New York Mercan

More than 200,000 gallons of uncontaminated water spilled from a safety system storage tank last wee

When election time rolls around on the waterfront, promises flow freely as grain from an elevator sp

A few months ago, Passaic County thought it had its garbage problems licked. But in a few days, this

The "day of reckoning" is not far off for the port of Baltimore, says the governor of Maryland, who

An industrial city of more than 1 million people in the Ural mountains is choked by chemical polluti

U.S. negotiators have asked for more time to respond to Canada's request for a treaty that would red

On the fourth floor of a building here, the great names of the U.S. semiconductor industry line a na

A Houston company has opened a new gold mine in Australia with reserves of some 375,000 ounces.<

An agricultural products trader here aims to sell chestnuts to Americans - but reckons the Yankees s

A terminal operator said the company's move into a new warehouse at the port's North Locust Point Ma

Extra Time Granted For Subsidy CommentsThe Senate Commerce Committee will allow more time fo

Seoul Allows Limited Foreign Stock BuyingSEOUL, South Korea - The government opened the way

A federal jury convicted two young deckhands of murder and mutiny on the high seas for killing a shr

Families here are chucking Chinese buns for Western bread, but they aren't quite used to the idea of

The public affairs adviser at the U.S. mission to the 24-nation Organization for Economic Cooperatio

The Reagan administration wants to see legislation granting securities powers to banking institution

1213.5 (Dec. 2) Previous day - 1183.5 The Baltic International Freight Futures Exchange in L

In an effort to increase its business in China, Henkel KGaA plans to open a Beijing office, is negot

Traditional Exports Machinery, motor vehicles, iron and steel, chemicals, textiles, and glas

Fierce lobbying by two insurance agents groups has apparently paid off in a decision by the Senate F

The U.S. Atlantic-North Europe Conference, which covers exports from the United States, plans a gene

"Don't worry - the insurance will pay for it." As with their income taxes, many Americans fe