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As of July 30, 1992 Prices in the spot chemicals table include spot quotations or list price

AIG POSTS INCREASE IN 2ND-QUARTER PROFITSecond-quarter net income at American International

Read the fine print. That's the advice of experts sizing up the new deal between Reliance Gr

A story on Page 8B Tuesday incorrectly described where Capt. Neil Munro of Safbank Line Ltd. is base

Excel Logistics U.S.A.'s acquisition this month of Trammell Crow Distribution Corp. completed Excel'

The Senate Thursday approved a wide-ranging energy bill designed to cut the nation's reliance on imp

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SODECO, CONSORTIUM DISCUSS RESERVES STUDYHOUSTON - A consortium involving Marathon O

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The Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Wednesday at 203.90 off 0.56 whichcompares

U.S. shipping lines and the Navy's cargo arm agree that the Federal MaritimeCommission shoul

OCAW SETTLES WITH DRUG COMPANYELKHART, Ind. - The Oil Chemical and Atomic Workers Thursday a

Rep. Sander M. Levin said late Thursday a vote on a House bill to exempt two Michigan ports from the

BRITISH AIRWAYS FACES CABIN CREW STRIKELONDON - British Airways flights in the Unite

Singapore International Monetary Exchange July 30, 1992Residual Fuel Oil - (Dollars Per Metr

The tangled web of high-stakes litigation that has surrounded a coal-slurry pipeline that was never

International Petroleum Exchange July 30, 1992Brent Crude Oil - (Dollars Per Barrel)

Sales of new homes rose strongly in June, the Commerce Department said Thursday, spurred to their fi

Date of Award: "E" Award in 1992.Why the award was given:Though the rail ind

CUSTOMS STREAMLINES PASSENGER INSPECTIONSWASHINGTON - Carol Hallett, commissioner of

Commercial Quantity Aluminum ingots_ $1,200-$1,300per ton lots &

INDONESIA RICE OUTPUT FORECAST TO RISE 4.25 PERCENTBANGKOK, Thailand - Indonesia will produc

HEARING POSTPONED FOR FRAUD SUSPECTSA preliminary hearing for five members of an alleged Cal

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

Betting the future of North America will be marked by economic integration, Blue Star PACE Ltd. has

Federal arbitrators in three railroad labor disputes Thursday awarded split decisions to management

American growers of peanuts, sugar and other commodities are rejecting strongly the terms of the U.S

The number of companies allowed to export Russian crude is likely to drop sharply this fall as the a

Contractual agreements, the basis for trade throughout the world, can hold little weight in Russia b

Deere & Co., Moline, Ill., said it has further reduced fiscal 1992 production schedules, affecting m

DTB, the German futures and options exchange, Thursday said it reached thefinancial breakeve

The number of people unemployed in France rose by 12,100 in June to a record seasonally adjusted tot

Kirk Line Inc. opened a customs-bonded container freight station to complement its existing domestic

After more than a year of haggling with its labor unions, the Port of San Francisco is finally movin

The intermodal partnership between J.B. Hunt Transport Inc. and Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railwa

Government attorneys Thursday denied claims by the International Brotherhood of Teamsters that feder

The U.S. dollar was narrowly mixed Thursday after giving back early gains that were tied to a round

Hydrogen-powered fuel cells, long hailed as the energy technology of the future, are still too costl

NEW JOBLESS CLAIMS DOWN IN LATEST WEEKNew claims for state unemployment insurance benefits w

Steel production in Germany reached 3.343 million tons in June, down 9.3 percent from June 1991, the