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SWAZILAND INCREASES SUGAR CROP FORECASTJOHANNESBURG, South Africa - Swaziland has re

Once again the Supreme Court declined to review a lower court decision allowing an insurer to refuse

Commercial Quantity Aluminum ingots_ $1,150-$1,250per ton lots &

Dec. 7, 1992 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

(Pounds Sterling Per Metric Ton) Dec. 7, 1992Bid AskedCopper_G

Russian troops sent into the troubled central Asian republic of Tajikistan to quell rising political

The New York foreign exchange rates below, provided by EAB New York, are selling rates among trading

Transition officials for President-elect Clinton, concerned that the Bush administration might give

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In finally beating both Los Angeles and Long Beach to the major citrus account of Cool Carriers (USA

A Yakima, Wash., shippers' agent has persuaded the Mexican government to allow imported apples and p

Three vessels belonging to the French state-owned Compagnie Generale Maritime were held in their por

What U.S. shipyards need to make the post-Cold War transition from military to commercial work is no

The European Community moved swiftly Monday to salvage a 16-nation version of the European Economic

The story "Oil Spill Is 5th Mishap For Tanker Aegean Sea" on Page 1A Dec. 4 should have said the Aeg

Port and terminal interests support a Federal Maritime Commission proposal to exempt terminal facili

In the three years since a U.S.-Canada trade pact took effect, Craig Cole has watched more and more

As investigations begin into the cause of one of Europe's worst-ever oil spill disasters, London shi

The U.S. government must integrate trade policy into its broad domestic and foreign policy decision-

Monday, Dec. 7, 1992 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

It appears that the first major commercial tanker order for U.S. shipyards since the Exxon Valdez wa

ABS SETTLES LAWSUIT AGAINST CROATIAN YARDNEW YORK - The American Bureau of Shipping

The last time Felice Lippert saw her designer bag stuffed with nearly $500,000 in family jewels, it

Thierry Aulagnon, a senior aide to French Finance Minister Michel Sapin, Monday "categorically" deni

The railroad industry has sent a seven-point economic proposal to the president-elect Bill Clinton's

Several Wall Street analysts downgraded their outlook on the U.S. airline industry Monday, following

A yen-based trading bloc could be a reality in the Asia-Pacific within two decades, spurred by the r

The U.S. dollar abruptly reversed direction Monday, tumbling over 2 percent against major European c

Taiwan's trade surplus in the first 11 months of this year was US$9.01 billion, down 27.5 percent fr

KLM Royal Dutch Airlines' decentralization of its cargo operations is drawing mixed reviews from fre

Argentina formally signed an agreement Sunday to restructure $28 billion of foreign bank debt, a dea

China is offering a new carrot for foreign investment, but also brandishing a stick at companies tha

The co-chairman of Northwest Airlines gave $100,000 to the Republican Party at a time when the Bush

The Czech and Slovak governments are making huge strides in transferring state-owned industries to i

The owner of the Sagawa Kyubin group has informed the Japanese Parliament he will not be able to tes

US TO SELL HUNGARY AIRCRAFT ID SYSTEMSBUDAPEST, Hungary - The United States will sel

Seafood shippers and air travelers are pleased that Alaska Airlines will begin daily, year-round 737

American companies coming to Mexico to do business bump up against a harsh reality: Good office spac

A ferry barge accident killed two and left trucks and the barge overturned in the Upper Mississippi

Standard and Poor's Monday said it may lower the Government of Hong Kong's implied "A" senior long-t