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YPF SOCIEDAD ANONIMA POSTS RISE IN PROFITBUENOS AIRES, Argentina - YPF Sociedad Anon

NETHERLANDS' AKZO REPORTS PROFIT INCREASEAMSTERDAM, Netherlands - Dutch chemical gro

The Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Tuesday at 218.48 up 0.60 which compares w

Nov. 3, 1993 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

Nov. 3, 1993 Copper Total, 96,525. Gold Total, .2,349,220.Silver Total, .275

The United States should "retarget" its agricultural trade to focus more on ''emerging markets" in A

Britain's Imperial Chemical Industries PLC and Germany's BASF AG called off their swap of major plas

Australian scientists said Wednesday they had accidentally discovered a new material which absorbs h

Annual 1 Mo. 3 Mo. Year Daily Smoothed Ago Ago Ago11/3 11/2 Change % Change: 10

New York's No. 11 contract for March sugar futures is expected to remain bound to the 10-cent-a-poun

A monthly shipment of nearly 100 metric tons of Russian tin concentrate failed to arrive in Malaysia

Ethanol proponents have until 1995 to convince the Environmental Protection Agency that ethanol-blen

The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries is seeking cooperation and dialogue with emerging

The pace picked up at 10 ports in the west Gulf in the latest three-month period, their association

UK SHIPOWNERS WELCOME SUPPORTLONDON - British shipowners have welcomed a report from

DREW AMEROID MARINE (Boonton, N.J.) - Robert K. Fleming was named vice president and generalmanager.

Postponing a ship's departure to give the crew more rest time may cost $12,000, says Capt. Alec Thom

Ocean traffic and revenue for the Panama Canal dropped slightly in the fiscal year that ended on Sep

Todd Shipyards Corp. says it will write off a final $4.8 million on a contract to enlarge two Matson

The airline industry is reeling from the debilitating effects of recession overseas and the conseque

San Francisco-based Fritz Cos., a logistics provider, bought locally based Masters Airfreight last J

The Port of Singapore Authority continues a year of strong growth, forcing some changes to keep up w

Along with Hong Kong and Japan, Singapore will see the service sector expand at the expense of manuf

Redzwan Sumun, outgoing executive secretary of the Association of Tin Producing Countries, said Wedn

The economy should register growth of between 7.5 percent and 8 percent in 1993, the Ministry of Tra

U.S. exporters expect shipping rates to the Persian Gulf region to go up, making it more difficult t

A Philadelphia jury said the Coopers & Lybrand accounting firm in New York was not liable for reinsu

A second wave of Southern California fires - this time in the exclusive Malibu area on the Pacific c

The Army Corps of Engineers' public meetings this month may help return normal barging conditions to

LINCOLN NATIONAL CORP. POSTS IMPROVED NETFORT WAYNE, Ind. - Lincoln National Corp.'s

The Swedish Club, a shipowners' mutual that offers both hull and liability insurance coverage, is st

Two labor organizations are expressing concern over a score of seamen who have been stranded in the

Germany posted a provisional trade surplus of 3 billion deutsche marks (US$1.77 billion) in August,

A new method of shipping cargo between Asia and Latin America is quickly taking hold, air cargo exec

Transportation Research Forum. Nov. 4. New York chapter. Jean-Luc Renaux of the European market deve

KANSAS-MISSOURI RAILWAY TO RECEIVE FLOOD AIDELWOOD, Kan. - Northwest Kansas and Miss

A U.S. proposal to create a liberal, more competitive world aviation policy came under harsh critici

A South Korean airline Wednesday placed the first orders for what Boeing Co. says will be the genera

In what could be the most serious challenge yet to the Trans-Atlantic Agreement, several of the larg

The phosphate fertilizer market has begun to recover from its lowest prices in 20 years now that Chi