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Guangxi Zhuang Hikes Production of SugarSouth China's Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous region has b

Any cutbacks that put Australia's wheat production below 10 million metric tons would probably seve

President Reagan gave a ringing endorsement Monday to a proposed U.S.-Canada free trade agreement.

With Brazil's debt crisis likely to be a central issue, this week's meeting of the World Bank and In

The Supreme Court ruled federal pension law pre-empts state court rulings on improper claims process

The talk is quiet as West Coast longshoremen and waterfront management prepare to begin negotiations

A National Labor Relations Board hearing opened Monday on the issue of whether a shipping line is a

Trade of the United States and 20 other industrial countries hit a record $2.997 trillion in 1986, u

The port of Portland is writing off millions of dollars owed it byNorthwest Marine Iron Works, accor

Grace China Ltd. is a wholly owned subsidiary of W.R. Grace & Co. An article in Monday's paper about

State-owned Canadian National Railways will sell five hotels, including prestige properties in Ottaw

Grace China Ltd. is a wholly owned subsidiary of W.R. Grace & Co. An article in Monday's paper about

Flexibility and documentation of plans are crucial to successful inland waterway project development

Brazil's hope of successfully renegotiating its $108 billion international debt with private bank cr

U.S. electronics company executives who knock on Japan's door have begun to hear an unfamiliar messa

OSCL Adds 4th Ship To Global ServiceOcean Star Container Line is adding a fourth ship to its

Senate committees writing the omnibus trade bill are considering proposals for relieving Third World

Gov. Steve Cowper believes he was elected to steer Alaskans away from dependence on the petroleum in

Central Gulf Lines Inc. named T.A. "Ted" Przedpelski vice president and general manager of Central G

Four maritime labor unions will testify April 27 before the Commission on Merchant Marine and Defens

American President Lines is asking the federal Maritime Administration to block Sea-Land Service fro

The Federal Maritime Commission at its next scheduled meeting, April 8, will consider the following

GENERAL NEWS After-tax profits of U.S. manufacturers fell to an average of 3.3 percent of sa

After-tax profits of U.S. manufacturers fell to an average of 3.3 percent of sales in the fourth qua

The Supreme Court ruled that a federal judge mistakenly excused Texaco Inc.from posting a po

April 6, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

Triton Energy Corp.'s 70 percent-owned Canadian subsidiary, entered into three direct gas supply con

Mines and Energy minister Subroto said Monday the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries will

Pemex Hikes Price Of Crude to JapanPetroleos Mexicanos, the state oil company, said it will

Iran was reported to have started offering price discounts, in violation of the OPEC agreement to st

Argo Petroleum Corp. said Monday it filed a plan of reorganization in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for

ANR Pipeline Co. filed a 2 percent, or 7 cent a dekatherm, wholesale rate increase for natural gas w

Oil stocks held by member nations of the Organization for Economic Development and Cooperation fell

Brazil is a paradox. Unmatched in South America, its factories turn out everything from loco

Ravioli with chopsticks? Si, grazie. From the chalets of the posh ski resort of Cortina D'Am

LAND: Latin America's largest country, Brazil occupies the eastern half of South America and is larg

Saga Petroleum and Norsk Hydro both have applied for oil exploration rights off the coast of Gabon i

The Internal Revenue Service announced a new effort to reduce what apparently is wholesale tax cheat

The government has decided to sell the controlling share of France's most- watched television statio

Unemployment in EC Slipped in FebruaryBRUSSELS, Belgium - Unemployment in the European Commu