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The European Commission's industry commissioner Martin Bangemann Thursday accused France of jeopardi

Eight years ago, Sonix Inc. was a three-man operation. Each person was an engineer, a part owner of

A federal judge in Mississippi has ruled that shipping prison-made products across state lines is il

Peru's largest beer firm Cerveceria Backus y Johnston will acquire a controlling share of its larges

Barges still handle almost all steel imports coming through New Orleans and other U.S. ports, but ra

Australia's National Roads and Motorists Association, the nation's largest insurance and motor group

TRANSAMERICA OPENS AN OFFICE IN BEIJINGBEIJING - Transamerica Occidental Life Insura

The Superfund resolution plan presented by a multi-industry coalition this week is still avoluntary

An example of the drawn out and topsy-turvy world of pollution liability disputes is the Florida cas

China, a net gold importer, plans to eventually widen its doors to foreign miners to help turn the c

A 17 percent drop in the tobacco products and alcoholic beverages index in February pushed Canadian

A fire in an oil tanker off the Black Sea spread to two more tanks in the ship and the Bosporus rema

The Port of Baltimore, with new links to China and South America, wants to handle fresh fruit, incre

China's imports of crude oil will peak at about 1.4 million barrels a day in the year 2010, OPEC Sec

In 1986, Michael Zuralow was operating a computer hardware and software company from the bedroom of

United Parcel Service said it will extend its Worldwide Express Service toVietnam April 1 th

A state fee on gasoline sales would go up a penny a gallon under a bill approved this week by a Hous

Representatives for UAL Corp. and its labor unions said Thursday they didn't know if the deadline th

The Clinton administration on Thursday flatly rejected proposals to lift the U.S. embargo of Cuba, d

A boom in the automotive and construction sectors, coupled with economic reforms and the North Ameri

Seven major ocean carriers have developed a computerized system to manage containerized cargo from b

The 1994 Midwest barging season began early on the Missouri River, but is starting slowly along the

The Journal of Commerce Industrial Price Index on Thursday hit a 1994 high of 97.5, up0.1 point from

(1) DAILY INDEX Annual Smoothed percent +3.823/11 97.13/14 97.23/15 97

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The Greater New York Councils, Boy Scouts of America will honor James Capo, president of New York Sh

OTTAWA: US POLICY BIASED, VIOLATES NAFTAWASHINGTON - Canada's trade minister has acc

Trade leads are supplied by: US Department of Agriculture, Foreign Agricultural ServiceAgric

AIRCRAFT EQUIPMENT Aircraft equipment. Contact: Lozino-Lazinskiy Association, Oblast (State)

The Teamsters union announced Thursday that 120,000 truck drivers and warehouse workers will vote th

A bill deregulating local phone companies has become the first test of the Clinton administration's

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The Cayman Islands, one of the world's leading offshore financial centers, is taking the offensive t

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

The Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Wednesday at 229.87 up 0.56 which compares

OCCIDENTAL WINS ROUND IN LOVE CANAL CASEBUFFALO, N.Y. - Occidental Chemical Corp. do

International Petroleum Exchange Mar. 17, 1994Brent Crude Oil - (Dollars Per Barrel)

Despite the countless pages filed in suits and countersuits between insurers and policyholders over

B+H OCEAN'S LOSS WIDENED IN 4TH QUARTERNEW YORK - B+H Ocean Carriers Ltd. posted a n

Less-than-truckload carriers rode an improving U.S. economy to strongerfinancial and operati