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China Cites 19.3 percent Rise In W. German TradeTrade between China and West Germany reached

Although the world price of sugar has risen sharply, it still is far below what U.S. consumers must

The trading and marketing unit of the rapidly growing First Pacific Group reported a 128 percent inc

Kaufhof AG, West Germany's leading department stores chain, has acquired 10 percent stake in Hapag-L

Domestic exports and re-exports to the United States began the year at a cracking pace, with increas

In the heat of today's political debates, it's sometimes said that"hundreds of farms a day" are goin

RUMORS ARE CIRCULATING in Washington about attempts to negotiate agreements aimed at settling some

Brazil Could Expand '88 Soybean AcreageWhile it is too early to project Brazilian oilseed pr

Tanker Spills Oil After Crash in Ise BayA Liberian-registered tanker collided with a Panaman

The outcome of two weeks of talks among cocoa-trading nations opening in London this week will have

ZIP code tariff systems that are accessible by personal computers have been readily available in the

Half the residents of Ajo have moved away since the copper mine shut down and scores of homes stand

Congress this year may backpedal a bit on transportation regulation, although how fast and how far r

Alan J. Brody was elected chairman and Andrew F. Brimmer was re-elected first vice chairman of the C

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

Trucking Associations Ratify Merger PactThe boards of directors of two major trucking associ

BCal Plans to Expand Trans-Atlantic RouteBritish Caledonian Airways said it is planning a ma

GENERAL NEWS Ford and Chrysler improved sales in the first 10 days of March but industry-lea

Five South African firms have been taken off a list of those whose exports to the United States are

United Airlines has been accused in a class-action lawsuit of cheating thousands of customers in its

Eastern Airlines' revamped Moonlight Special" service made first month revenue targets in the initia

The Institute for International Economics will begin regularly estimating the competitive exchange r

The favorable economic reports keep coming in, with good news on wholesale prices and industrial act

Members of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations must broaden their horizons and cooperate more

Japan agreed to proposals to tighten international rules governing subsidized export credits.

The Consumer Price Index for the Northeast rose .7 percent in January 1987 over the month before be

Factory Output Report WASHINGTON - Capacity utilization figures for February are expected to

The Reagan administration is backing away from key coal industry recommendation s contained in a dra

The queue of idle supertankers anchored off the Persian Gulf is lengthening daily as crude oil expor

When the New York Senate insurance committee opens public hearings Tuesday, the central issue will b

Interest rates likely will remain near current levels for the next few months, but will begin moving

First came the Anteater. It wasn't the squat, long-nosed animal, but the first of a new breed of aer

March 13, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

Venezuela could increase its five-month oil loan to fellow Organization of Petroleum Exporting Count

Last week's rally in oil prices, in which prices for Brent crude broke the $18-a-barrel mark, faded

GENERAL NEWS Trade legislation tops the congressional priority list this year on issues affe

Security Pacific Gets Nod to Buy OrbancoSecurity Pacific Corp. said the Federal Reserve Boar

New rules barring the taking of anchovies from waters within Mexico's 12- mile territorial limit me

Philippine Finance Minister Jaime Ongpin said Thursday that negotiations with the nation's creditor

Hong Kong's Trade Rose 31 percent in JanuaryHong Kong's total merchandise trade in January a