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Attorneys representing the port of Los Angeles and Matson Terminals Inc. told a Federal Maritime Com

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

Jones, Day, Reaves & Pogue named Charles C. Adams partner-in-charge of the new Geneva office of this

The agenda for the economic summit in Venice next month may have to be rewritten as world leaders as

1087.5 (May 20) Previous day - 1094.0 The Baltic International Freight Futures Exchange in L

The secondary market in Third World debt has spent several years developing a clever system that cre

Citicorp's big decision to take a hit now on its Third World loans doesn't make the Federal Reserve'

Concern is growing in the U.S. leather and hide industry over sky-rocketing prices and over-reliance

The following business missions are scheduled to arrive in the United States. The Journal of Commerc

The government plans to double output capacity at three of Liaoning province's largest iron and stee

More foreign investment is needed if a key development area in southeastern China is to meet its gov

Micro Bio-Medics Inc. announced recently that it has begun marketing a cold pack for reducing inflam

It seems there are as many questions buzzing about Allegis Corp. these days as there are planes in t

French air traffic controllers said Tuesday they would continue, at least through next week, their

The port of Charleston owes its success today and over the years primarily to three selfless and ver

Gasoline stocks are up and prices are rising as Massachusetts dealers gear up for a possible hike in

Gasoline and distillate oil inventories continued to decline, according to the American Petroleum In

Rochester Gas & Electric Corp. shareholders were told Wednesday that the company's ability to mainta

Citicorp's decision to take a multibillion-dollar bath in LDC debt in the current quarter has turned

The U.S. dollar turned mostly higher Wednesday after falling on Tuesday's news of Citibank increasin

Japan to Continue Easy Money PolicyTOKYO - Bank of Japan Governor Satoshi Sumita said the ce

Senate committee work on the omnibus trade bill came close to completion as the Foreign Relations Co

The surge in heavy truck sales broke into double-digit growth as final figures for April showed a st

Life insurers in Massachusetts will oppose vehemently, perhaps in court, a proposed state regulation

The surety and fidelity insurance industry's present rating-making system will most likely remain in

The Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee voted Wednesday to approve reauthorization of the

Ex-Im Bank Suspends Cover for ZambiaThe Export-Import Bank suspended export credit insurance

The government plans to double output capacity at three of Liaoning province's largest iron and stee

More foreign investment is needed if a key development area in southeastern China is to meet its gov

World Bank Approves Credit to ArgentinaThe World Bank approved $500 million in credit to sup

It was the moon walk of the 1930s, the bridge that couldn't be built at a time when America despera

United Express Moving O'Hare OperationsAPPLETON, Wis. - Air Wisconsin Inc., which operates a

Britain and China soon will hold discussions about expanding air links, said Michael Spicer, U.K. av

There will be plenty of gasoline around for the Memorial Day weekend this year, but prices will vary

A rather remarkable transformation of Charleston's port is instilling the port community with a newf

Regal International Inc. and Bell Petroleum Services Inc. announced that under an agreement signed W

The New York Power Authority is suspending efforts to build a long-delayed pumped storage hydroelect

Shipper criticisms of the Interstate Commerce Commission's implementation of a 1980 law reducing gov

The move by Citicorp to add $3 billion to its loan loss reserves marks a new phase in how commercial

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