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Shipowners and bankers are being urged anew to ignore the modern-day Lorelei of low shipbuilding pri

Traffic on the St. Lawrence Seaway is up about 20 percent over last year in the period to Nov. 21, a

SHIPPING RESTRICTIONS LIFTED ON JAMES RIVERRICHMOND, Va. - River pilots have lifted

Cargo handling at India's international airports will be opened to foreign companies, with majority

No Eastern European country has yet achieved the levels of gross domestic product they showed before

Employees at the Port of Portland, Ore., are threatening job action if the port refusesto offset the

Sir Leon Brittan, European Union trade commissioner, denied Wednesday that he wants to create a Euro

Commerce officials here are beginning to look a lot like the grinches who stole Christmas from U.S.

Insurers responsible for paying damages to aggrieved investors at Lloyd's of London said Wednesday t

UKRAINE, RUSSIA AGREE TO 'ZERO-OPTION' DEALMOSCOW - Ukraine and Russia have come to

As of Nov. 30, 1994 Quotations are based on prices reported in the market or obtained from s

About 70 percent of the dockworkers at the Port of Buenos Aires have signed on with five newly priva

TIG REPORTS DECLINE IN 3RD-QUARTER EARNINGSNEW YORK - TIG Holdings Inc. said its thi

Continued growth in trade with China and Southeast Asia is propelling U.S. ports to double-digit gro

Clinton administration officials predicted victory in today's Senate vote on the Uruguay Round trade

As the technology of computers evolves, so do the means of stealing it. Large-scale raids la

Wednesday, Nov. 30, 1994 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

About a dozen American Eagle pilots refused to fly in cold, rainy weather, believing planes like the

Reform of Tokyo's money market still has far to go, despite assertions by the authorities that liber

The Journal of Commerce Industrial Price Index on Wednesday moved to a new high for theyear at 110.8

Japan's government has confirmed what many businessmen already knew: that doing business in Japan is

Three Japanese electronics companies announced Wednesday that they will invest in General Magic Inc.

A judge expressed unhappiness Wednesday that the Indian government has not been able to extradite th

The Noble Collection: A Work in Progress. Through spring 1995. Staten Island, N.Y. New exhibition at

Despite the importance of the Port of Shanghai to the country, Shanghai Ocean Shipping Co. says it's

A stellar array of backers has officially launched Canadian Eastern Life Assurance Ltd. to do battle

A federal judge in Miami has granted bankruptcy protection to Venezuelan government-owned shipping l

A compromise plan on the selection of a secretary general for the Organization for Economic Cooperat

Trade leads supplied by: US Department of CommerceU.S. and Foreign Commercial Service

TWRA TO INCREASE CURRENCY FACTORSAN FRANCISCO - The Transpacific Westbound Rate Agre

Trade leads supplied by: US Department of CommerceU.S. and Foreign Commercial Service

ISRAELI COURT UPHOLDS STEWARD'S GAY RIGHTSJERUSALEM - Israel's Supreme Court ruled W

Preliminary work has begun on a new airport in one of China's principal commercial centers, and offi

The second largest carrier at Dayton International Airport plans to replace most of its jet service

Indonesia must further liberalize its trade policies in order to achieve its aim of diversifying the

CP RAIL SYSTEM ORDERS 40 LOCOMOTIVESCP Rail System has ordered of 40 six-axle high-power loc

New York Mercantile Exchange - Nov. 30, 1994 Prev. Life of Contr. OpenOpen High Low

France's jobless rate dipped to 12.6 percent in October from September's 12.7 percent, and the numbe

Wednesday Nov. 30, 1994 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, represen

Commercial Quantity Aluminum ingots_ $1,100-$1,150per ton lots &