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RUSSIA PLANS TO BOOST ITS OUTPUT OF CRUDEMOSCOW - Russia's crude exports are expecte

Looking to expand its trucking business on two fronts, Trism Inc. announced on Monday that it is acq

A big shift in bulk shipping patterns on the Great Lakes in recent weeks has increased some coal car

The Federal Maritime Commission once again is on the trail of Wilfredo ''Willie" Garcia, a permanent

HIGH COURT UPHOLDS DECISION ON DISABILITYInjured workers who seek disability benefits under

It was called "a transportation odyssey" into the 21st century. For the 800-plus delegates f

The Russian government has begun selling 49 percent of the shares in Aeroflot Russian International

SCISSORS Scissors. Contact: Art's Stationery Manufacturing Co., 6/F, Blk B.K. Ind. Bldg., 5

The Ministry of International Trade and Industry (MITI) has decided to insure up to $500 million in

MORE BODIES DISCOVERED IN CHINA PLANT COLLAPSERescue workers dragged another 14 bodies from

OPEC CRUDE BASKET RISES TO $16.29The price of OPEC's basket of seven crudes rose to

Representatives from Russian and Ukrainian industrialists' and entrepreneurs' unions have called for

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

When Roper Industries Inc. last year landed a $350 million deal to supply Russia's natural-gas indus

The Knight-Ridder Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Friday at 239.38 up 2.10 whi

Denmark's premier shipping line said last week it will take a stake in and become the first customer

Environmentalists and fishing groups Monday launched a court challenge to a federal agency's decisio

MAINE INSURER TO ENTER JAPANESE MARKETPORTLAND, Maine - UNUM Corp. said Monday that

The seemingly innocuous lobster has become the center of a small tempest. A pair of Universi

Lufthansa City- Line Airlines has signed up to purchase three RJ85 Avroliner regional jets from Avro

Australia's Bridge Oil Ltd. seems set to fall into the hands of an investment group headed by U.S. n

Despite its massive resources, the U.S. government's export finance program is struggling to keep up

A recent trade mission of economic development officials representing the San Diego-Tijuana area tha

Textile Quotas to Watch as of June 17, 1994* Country Category Description

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

Despite a slow start and uncertainty in world coal markets, Gulf ports and terminal operators stand

Next month ITT Hartford Insurance Group will reduce Texas workers compensation rates an average 23.3

Britain's High Court, in a ruling that could rock the multibillion-dollar international music indust

The U.S. dollar extended its recent slide Monday, with dealers on notice for possible central bank i

1311 (June 20, 1994) Previous day - 1311 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

Eller & Co., a Fort Lauderdale-based ship agent and stevedore that helped build Port Everglades sinc

Three more stowaways were reported to be headed toward Boston aboard the containership Newark Bay fr

Indonesian coal miner PT Adaro Indonesia said it is aiming to produce 15 million metric tons of its

The Environmental Protection Agency has recommended phasing in a requirement that 30 percent of the

World production of cobalt fell to 18,753 metric tons in 1993, down more than 25 percent from 25,477

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

Comalco, the metals company struggling with low aluminum prices, a reluctant partner and the politic

As of June 20, 1994 Quotations are based on prices reported in the market or obtained from s

FEDERAL EXPRESS CORP. (Memphis) - John M. Turner was named vice president of global sales,and Glenn

The senior member of the U.S. Postal Service's board of governors is urging the ouster of Postmaster