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Potash Imports May Be Causing InjuryThe International Trade Commission has made a preliminar

One of the nation's larger shippers associations hopes to team up with the National Shippers Council

Nippon Steel Corp., The world's largest steel maker, said it will join Inland Steel Industries of th

A federal appeals court upheld an $8.5 million judgment against theInternationa l Longshoremen's Ass

A story in Tuesday's paper on a meeting of the Trilateral Commission incorrectly described the forum

The port of Portland has joined a growing number of ports using new double- stack railcars dedicated

Lloyd's Register of Shipping, the world's largest ship classification society, warns in its annual r

IT'S HARD TO IMAGINE the International Longshoremen's Association without Teddy Gleason, or Mr. Glea

An explosion on board the Panamanian supertanker Magnum March 22 left seven persons dead and several

The Argentine Coast Guard arrested a Japanese trawler for illegally fishing inside South Atlantic wa

The leaders of both House and Senate labor committees are flirting with the idea of allocating some

The Independent Bankers Association of America has expanded its liability insurance coverage for the

The financial services arm of Jardine Matheson doubled profits last year to a record HK$209.5 millio

A senior U.S. Agriculture Department official Tuesday warned the European Community not to tax veget

Output from the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries has fallen to a record low of 13.36 mi

March 24, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

Procter & Gamble Co. completed a multi-million dollar upgrade of its fatty acid plant near Boston, M

The European Community's Information Technology Research Program, called Esprit, is being endangered

Maritime union leaders said Monday they are prepared to repeat Friday's shutdown of all of the ports

Taiwan may cut tariffs on 800 items in April in a move to boost imports and head off foreign pressur

Philippines Resumes Talks With BanksTalks between the Philippines and a committee representi

International Terminal Operating Co. has chartered the Delta Transloader, a catamaran floating eleva

Damages From Storm Listed at $40 MillionA southern storm earlier this month caused an estima

As Foss Maritime Co.'s president sat in his office overlooking the Lake Washington Ship Canal, steel

The foreign exchange market began the week by dumping dollars and buying yen, but analysts claim the

Monday, March 23, 1987 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

In the cool morning hours of a Brazilian summer day, a convoy of tank trucks winds down the seacoast

Karl-Heinz Sager had reason to smile. The weather was Chamber of Commerce perfect, and the president

Cars, trucks and vans are shown at Copenhagen's new car terminal. The facility is operated by the C

Growing numbers of companies are specifying Vancouver as the place to hold arbitration hearings if m

The Prudhoe Bay oil field, on Alaska's North Slope, this month produced its 5 billionth barrel of cr

Navistar International Recalls Trucks, BusesNavistar International Corp. said it has initiat

Space experts from three continents will gather April 10-12 for a conference to discuss internationa

Despite a slowdown in its African activities, the private French airline Union des Transports Aerien

FOILING U.S. IMPORT CURBS is the goal of Taiwan and South Korea. They will make a joint effo

Congressional Democrats are trying to forge a trade bill that President Reagan will not veto, said T

A Reagan administration official said it opposes using foreign countries' labor rights as a standard

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

The volume of U.K. exports is forecast to rise by 3.6 percent in both 1987 and 1988, helping the Bri

Court Refuses to Stay Jet-Grounding OrderA federal appeals court left a Hawaii-based airline