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A sugar industry group hopes a relatively clean bill of health from a government panel will help kno

Sanwa Investment Opens New York OfficeSanwa Investment Management Co., owned by Japan's Sanw

Thursday October 2,1986 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.K

The European Community received bids for export licenses covering 1.13 million metric tons (1.24 mil

Congressional negotiators are trying to work out their differences on rail labor provisions the Hous

Truck, railroad and airline challenges of state taxation are among the major transportation cases be

Those three-wheel buggies that youngsters love to zoom across fields and beaches would be barred to

GENERAL NEWSStates can help reduce the U.S. trade deficit by improving roads and ports, the

Scott M. Black's credentials as a money manager are impressive. He has beaten the market for

STRIKINGLY DIFFERENT: The International Longshoremen's Association walkout not only surprised peopl

House Public Works Chairman James Howard was to meet with senators to discuss terms of multibillion-

American President Lines will be able to double its volume in the Pacific Northwest, thanks to a new

As the Atomic Safety and Licensing Board continues its hearings on a low power license for the Seabr

Sanctions Endorsed WASHINGTON - The Senate voted 78-21 to override President Reagan's veto o

State insurance commissioners don't agree on whether federal minimum standards for insurance solvenc

Three large industrial users of electricity in West Virginia asked a state appeals court to overturn

The Federal Maritime Commission ordered three trans-Pacific ocean carrier rate-making conferences to

The airline industry will save millions of dollars in taxes as a result of exemptions to the transit

The third reactor of the Paks, central Hungary, atomic power station became operational early Sunday

Japanese Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone is unhappy with the delay in drafting a plan for the next

Eastern Associated Coal Sales Corp., Cannelton Coal Co. and other U.S. producers continue to use the

Despite its initially tough stance in September's debt negotiations, the Mexi can government failed

Biaggi to Be Guest At Port Week DinnerRep. Mario Biaggi, D-N.Y., will be guest of honor at t

Moss Rosenberg Verft in Moss, 40 miles south of Oslo, delivered what could be its last ship.

A third-flag carrier charged that the latest steps taken by Colombia will worsen trading conditions

Ports no longer can expect to recover costs entirely from customers, the chairman of Lykes Bros. Ste

The unique military cargo-sharing treaty between the United States and Iceland seems headed for Sena

Disappointed by a Soviet decision to pass up a massive U.S. grain deal sweetened with a $15-a-ton su

British Chancellor of the Exchequer Nigel Lawson said that "perverse" world agricultural policies in

Eleven member states of the European Community formally agreed to extend by five months a ban on the

Calif. Fruit Fly Scare Apparently OverNo Oriental fruit flies have been found in the past 10

Prices farmers get for raw products on the average staged a 2.4 percent retreat in September, the Ag

The prolonged labor conflict at Thunder Bay, Canada's biggest cereals export port, remained deadlock

The United States will use a record amount of lumber this year but an anticipated economic slowdown

The strike declared Monday by 6,000 Santos port stevedores and port workers extended into its third

Rig II Management Inc. of Houston wants to sell the 3,798-gross-ton drilling rig Griffin-Alexander I

Canadian ports on the Eastern Seaboard began making contingency plans to handle additional traffic a

After achieving some small gains in early trading, the U.S. dollar headed lower Wednesday in reactio

"I do not see why TNT should not be able to continue its rate of growth through to the year 2000."

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