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Apollo Computer Inc. announced Monday that it has received a workstation order from Malaysia's publi

A rise in the average market price of coffee above $1.15 a pound automatically brought into force Mo

The most successful world trade centers offer specialized services to small and medium-sized busines

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

One of China's foremost eyeglass manufacturers is truly a man of vision. Clad in a plain whi

Swiss Ban Production, Sale of Cheese BrandLAUSANNE, Switzerland - Tainted Vacherin Mont d'Or

ENTRY PROCESSING REORGANIZATION - MISSING DOCUMENTS. Only import specialists, entry officers for ass

Several times each year, ConAgra International Inc., a division of ConAgra Inc., the huge U.S. grain

Higher taxes on business and some transportation fees are among the likely consequences of last week

The European Community plans to renew legal action against nine leading European airlines to force t

Top Stories: The Dominican Republic is diversifying its economic base to include tourism, industr

Some of the most beautiful truck designs ever to cut through the air never get to see the light of d

Crash May Not Alter Global Trading TrendNEW YORK - Several of the world's largest securities

An innovative mixed-funding settlement for the cleanup of Pennsylvania's top priority Superfund haza

Sodium Methylate Price IncreasesSTAMFORD, Conn. - Olin Corp. is increasing the off-list pric

Scientists are beginning to understand a complicated chemical tale about the sex life of insects.

CSX Corp. averted a flurry of spot market coal activity when it was able to reopen a rail tunnel lat

The Tennessee Valley Authority made six small spot market coal purchases, all but one for 2,000 tons

As domestic demand for coal drops and subsidy reductions threaten exports, the West German coal indu

Charlie Howard, a landlubber, was drilling for oil on the firm terrain of Utah when he got the call

Australian coal producers have protested against the government's recent decision to block exports o

Leak by NRC Worker Called Breach of EthicsCONCORD, N.H. - A Nuclear Regulatory Commission em

Defying the trend toward production reduction and mine closures, a new coal mine will be opened in A

Utah Power & Light Co. shareholders are scheduled to vote Dec. 15 on whether to merge with PacifiCor

A federal Administrative Law Judge has upheld the prudence of Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corp.'s

November 20, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gall

European crude oil prices ended the week slightly higher after sinking to their lowest levels for al

The chairman of the state-owned oil company Statoil offered to resign Friday after coming under fire

The commercial start up of the Nine Mile Point 2 nuclear power plant will be delayed until March 198

Cargo volume in the 13 largest West German ports during the first nine months of 1987 totaled 96.9

CSX Corp. says it will use a sophisticated rail terminal that the Maryland Port Administration plans

NY Strives to Achieve 'Multi-Modal' SystemALBANY, N.Y. - Continuing its efforts to create a

Wal-Mart Stores Inc. is staging a transportation revolution, and its vendors and carriers had better

United Auto Workers members won moderate wage increases and significant job and income security gain

Nov. 20 Baltic International Freight Futures Exchangeprev.Close High Low

1152.0 (Nov. 20) Previous day - 1153.0 The Baltic International Freight Futures Exchange in

Norwegian shipping company Bergesen d.y. may be closer to securing a coal transport contract than ex

Harold K. Kierce, a former public relations counsel for Barber Steamship Lines, died Nov. 17. He was

ANR Freight System Inc. should know today how many of its 4,000 employees are willing to trade wage

MTO Maritime Transportation Overseas, the financially troubled Dusseldorf- based shipping conglomera