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Oct. 16, 1992 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

The prototype of the hot new high-speed train Amtrak hopes will convince those who travel the Boston

British Airways this month will expand its cargo information system in the United States and Canada.

Thai sugar millers are likely to delay their sales of raw sugar on hopes of higher prices later in t

Britain has cut interest rates by one percentage point to 8 percent. The move was signaled F

Annual 1 Mo. 3 Mo. Year Daily Smoothed Ago Ago Ago10/16 10/15 Change % Change: 9/22

The computer industry suffered dismal quarterly earnings, with the two biggest companies, Internatio

Two companies have made new strides in natural gas engines, as Mack Trucks Inc. said it will test a

Meridian Line, a consolidator that offers direct service from New York to Istanbul, has seen a marke

Efforts by leaders of the 12 European Community countries to promote closer unity at their special s

In keeping with this year's surge in talk-show politics, television talk show host Phil Donahue led

Smugglers soon will find it harder to enter U.S. airspace along the southern border without detectio

Iraq told traders Friday to put their stocks of banned foreign goods on sale or face confiscation an

REPORT ON FOOD IMPORTS WARNS OF CONTAMINATIONPHILADELPHIA - Imported fruit and veget

A federal appeals court has limited a bank's liability in cases involving letters ofcredit.

Trading in shares of state-owned Credito Italiano was suspended "limit-up" Friday after surging more

Turbulence in the air and markets marks the opening here today of the 16th International Air Cargo F

U.S. trade officials will closely watch whether Thailand's newly elected government under Prime Mini

The world trading community has lauded Brazil for recent trade liberalization reforms that have swep

A World Bank study has found one-third of the projects the organization has financed have not lived

Government officials last week announced plans for a high-speed railroad network in the Midwest that

Operating on the assumption that trucks don't kill people, but people kill people, the state of Mich

FIRM BARRED FROM SALE OF SECURITIES IN ILLINOISCHICAGO - Illinois has barred Express

In a continuing drive to resuscitate its vital but flagging textile sector, China is easing trade re

U.S. blue jeans manufacturers will lose a hoped-for tariff break on goods assembled and given finish

The Association of American Railroads has named Keith L. Hawthorne assistant vice president of resea

16TH INTERNATIONAL AIR CARGO FORUM and Exposition. Oct. 19-22. Luxembourg Congress and Trade Fair Ce

Is this paradise? To judge solely on the basis of paradise seekers, it has to be a strong co

On Thursday, Singapore will officially open its newest container complex, and the scramble will be o

EC CRITICIZES USDA ON VEGETABLE OIL PLANBRUSSELS, Belgium - The EC Commission criticized the

REGIONAL BLOCS Doing Business in Mexico. Oct. 22. Madison, Wis. Contact: Mary Regal, Wiscons

Threatened by what they see as a potential flood of cheap imports, Brazilian chemical and petrochemi

Japan wants an international trade dispute panel to rule on the European Community's decision to sla

3RD-QUARTER EARNINGS DOWN SLIGHTLY AT UPJOHNKALAMAZOO, Mich. - Upjohn Co. reported slightly

The Chicago Board of Trade said last week that it is close to reaching a cooperation agreement with

China's demand for import copper has slowed dramatically from earlier this year, many mainland trade

MASE WESTPAC TO APPLY FOR LME MEMBERSHIPAustralian banking group Mase Westpac will apply to

The current debate between market bears and technicians over the future direction of metal prices, w

The Russian state sugar and agricultural trading organization Prodintorg has thrown cold water on sp

As of Oct. 16, 1992 Prices in the spot chemicals table include spot quotations or list price