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The United States and India are nearing a final agreement on reopening a special quota for U.S. impo

National Waterways Conference Inc. Seminar on inland waterways port marketing. Nov. 30-Dec. 2 at the

US Exporters Sell Wheat to Soviet UnionExporters have sold the Soviet Union an additional 70

A third of Sino-foreign joint ventures are losing money, but the overall investment climate is impro

The Persian Gulf region is starting to recover after three years of recession caused by falling oil

A reputed crime boss accused of racketeering told a federal court jury that the government's case wi

A Canadian-owned trucking company is in final negotiation for a contract tohaul 570,000 tons

AVIATIONExecutives of Japan Air Lines ordered all overseas offices to step up security measu

The Philippines will seek fresh credit from the International Monetary Fund after disappointing trad

U.S. insurers are trying to keep their foot in the door in Latin America despite a severely restrict

A federal judge recently lifted part of a three-year-old ban on the use of herbicides, freeing a fed

The state commission that will decide where a hazardous waste incinerator will be built in New Jerse

Norfolk Southern Plans To Buy Back StockNORFOLK, Va. - Norfolk Southern Corp. announced a pl

Guilford Transportation Industries says the hiring of 150 new employees is improving its New England

CP Rail, following a lead from Burlington Northern, is to open its first reload center for lumber in

The Greater Orlando Aviation Authority plans to request establishment of a U.S. Department of Agricu

A British company has developed a noise-measurement processor that separates the functions of acquis

Reichhold Raises Emulsion PricesDOVER, Del. - The emulsion polymers division of Reichhold Ch

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

Boston Harbor and other urban waterways have become the favorite parking spaces for car thieves and

State engineers want to study cars partially controlled by radar in the quest to reduce accidents an

The Utah Public Service Commission has given Utah Power & Light Co. permission to build a $79.1 mill

Philadelphia Electric Co. now says that the Peach Bottom nuclear power plant will be closed at least

The search for a garbage hauler for Bergen County has yielded but one complete bid from a company th

November 25, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gall

Supplies of key petroleum products followed normal seasonal patterns last week, with distillate stoc

Indonesia has begun developing its two free trade zones, created last year as part of a package of i

Dow Chemical U.S.A. has notified customers of a $25-a-ton increase in the off-list price of caustic

The tax treatment of international business has been a perennial favorite for Congress over the year

WestAir Places Order For Six BAe 146 JetsWestAir Airlines this week placed a $111 million or

A British minesweeping flotilla expects to declare soon that the central gulf is safe for shipping,

Strikes and violence have brought Bangladesh's main exports, textiles and jute, to a temporary halt,

Peru's recent contracts with two pre-shipment inspection agencies are under fire from importers and

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

THE JOURNAL OF COMMERCE Daily Industrial Materials Price Index of Sensitive Spot Commodity Prices on

Damage suits involving large numbers of people and high-stakes settlements have increased dramatical

A NASA scientist said he has developed the first accurate measurement of carbon dioxide flowing from

The Pittsburgh & Lake Erie Railroad has asked the 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Philadelphia

More than 90 percent of the warehouse space and 70 percent of the office space in Singapore's new ca

The International Longshoremen's Association and Crowley Maritime Corp. have buried the hatchet.