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The Commerce Department raised the stakes Tuesday in the American auto industry's quest for penalty

For the next 30 days, U.S.-flag container and tanker companies may have a respite from the bitter ba

The net income of 20 major U.S. oil companies fell an average of 57.2 percent during the first quart

BULGARIA MONITORS SHIP CARRYING TOXIC WASTESOFIA, Bulgaria - An Estonian-registered

China is overcoming chronic problems in the quantity and quality of its cotton production, which is

Four Caribbean islands are moving closer to political union in hopes of strengthening their economic

Ukraine hopes to set up three free-trade zones by the end of this year and negotiate a tax treaty wi

Britain will use its term in the presidency of the European Community to press for EC trade and coop

Highly protected manufacturing industries in countries belonging to the European Free Trade Area wil

Japan's Ministry of International Trade and Industry intends to reduce tariffs in concert with South

Gov. Robert Casey threatened to veto his own workers compensation reform bill after the state Senate

The United States should scrap its current maze of expensive, ineffective car insurance policies and

No target price for coffee exports or any other price support mechanism was decided at Monday's meet

Fiscal problems in the Midwest could temporarily derail $10.8 million in funding needed to bring Amt

A federal judge ordered a maritime union Monday to return two hiring halls it had seized from a riva

Fifteen foreign oil companies offered to invest up to $4.2 billion in Algeria to recover 1 billion b

A Senate committee has approved an amendment that places tougher restrictions on the interstate tran

While the Louisiana Legislature considers a bill to help bail New Orleans' largest employer out of i

After working 17 years at the Electric Boat submarine plant, Peter Kern figures he's got one year, m

Japan's Ministry of International Trade and Industry has agreed that Vnesheconombank, the former Sov

The U.S. dollar fell sharply Monday to three-month lows against most key currencies. Nearly

Robert Harris, one of the country's leading auto exporters, likes to talk about a time when U.S. exp

The use of non-tariff trade barriers by industrialized nations has significantly reduced the benefit

The European Community's top environmental official attacked the United States Monday for successful

The World Trade Institute at World Trade Center New York will begin offering an international trade

The executive director of the International Coffee Organization called over the weekend for ICO memb

Annual 1 Mo. 3 Mo. Year Daily Smoothed Ago Ago Ago5/18 5/15 Change % Change: 4/23

Florida's eastern ports, joining with the rest of the U.S. ports along the Gulf of Mexico, are setti

Miami International Airport, a major international cargo hub that has long looked south for its iden

NET INCOME INCREASES FOR ROYAL INSURANCECHARLOTTE, N.C. - Royal Insurance's 1992 first-quart

Canadian National Railways, in a move that could mean substantial savings for New England shippers,

The California Trucking Association hopes to help rebuild the shattered South Central section of Los

David F. Yerra was named terminal manager of Watkins' new facility in New Haven, Conn. He was vice p

RAILCAR ORDERS JUMPED IN QUARTER, AAR SAYSWASHINGTON - New railcar orders jumped 43

International Petroleum Exchange May 18, 1992Brent Crude Oil - (Dollars Per Barrel)_

U.S. crude oil imports will be double the level of domestic production in the year 2000, Conoco Inc.

Will it or won't it? Only the Federal Open Market Committee knows. Economists and strategist

Unlike the strong recoveries after previous recessions, the U.S. economic expansion now under way st

Gov. Robert P. Casey called on the state Senate to reject an amendment to workers' compensation legi

When the 1992 Governor's Conference on World Trade & Enterprise Florida runs here Wednesday through