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Economists see some light at the end of Canada's deep recessionary tunnel following the worst quarte

Taiwan's exports surged to a record high in May, fueled by strong demand in China and some other maj

An anti-nuclear group Tuesday called for the shutdown of the nation's oldest operating commercial re

Top state insurance regulators and industry representatives will answer questions on the financial t

AAA MICHIGAN (Dearborn, Mich.) - Terrence W. Shea was named vice president of Insurance Operations,

Companhia de Navegacao Lloyd Brasileiro named a new U.S. agent Tuesday for the U.S.-Brazil liner ser

Strong sales in cotton futures and the U.S. dollar index options market helped propel New York Cotto

The European Community has decided to allow its member nations to determine what levies should be pl

A dispute over longshoremen's pay at the Port of Leningrad has the Soviet maritime union considering

FINLAND LINKS MARKKA TO EUROPEAN CURRENCYBRUSSELS, Belgium - Finland's decision Tuesday to l

MEDICIS EARNS PATENT FOR TREATMENTNEW YORK - Medicis Pharmaceutical Co. announced it has bee

Indonesia's deregulation of palm oil exports is seen as allowing the country to compete with Malays

E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Co., of Wilmington, Del., has rejected claims in a lawsuit filed by Allied

Canada wants greater access to U.S. government procurement contracts and the U.S. financial services

Germany will provide "support and assistance" to build a jetty with a 50- million-ton capacity on Ir

Despite oppressive sweltering temperatures, about 450 persons turned out Friday night to help Americ

S. KOREAN SHARE PRICES FALL TO YEAR-LOW LEVELSEOUL, South Korea - South Korean share prices

Gasoline prices shot up along with the mercury as motorists began their summer road rituals, but tra

June 3, 1991 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

THE BATTLE BETWEEN domestic manufacturers and importers over which of the two could better - and mor

Japan's Ministry of International Trade and Industry on Monday said it was progressing in the develo

Sara Lee Corp. announced an agreement to sell its European-based over-the- count er pharmaceutical b

S. KOREA'S TRADE DEFICIT DROPS TO $715 MILLIONSouth Korea's customs-cleared trade deficit na

The United States agreed to suspend $165 million a year in trade sanctions against Japan as part of

A European Community delegation met last week in Washington with the Department of Transportation to

Anthony Scotto, a former head of a Brooklyn dockworkers' union local who was convicted in 1980 of ac

The White House announced Monday that the Soviet Union will remain eligible for U.S. government expo

Bowing to shipper protests, Burlington Northern Railroad has delayed until August plans to charge fo

A settlement is expected Wednesday in a massive lawsuit that has wracked the Masters, Mates & Pilots

Peter McKenna got his brainstorm for a postwar U.S. trade show in Dubai, got approval to start spend

Three Weeks Ended May 25, 1991, vs. Similar 1990 Period Cars CarsLoaded LoadedChan

Trade leads supplied by: US Department of CommerceU.S. and Foreign Commercial Service

Robert J. Murphy, global managing director of specialty groups and risk man- agement consulting at A

The story headlined "Sea Island Conference Mix of Work and Play," which appeared on Page 7A in The J

EC IMPOSES DUTIES ON TURKISH FIBERSBRUSSELS, Belgium - The European Community has imposed pr

June 3, 1991 JAPANFinancial FuturesJapanese Gov't BondsPer 10-year, 6% bond,

Mon., June 3, 1991 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.

Journal of Commerce Special LONDON - The following is the list of bunker prices obtained dur

The 1986 oil price crash may be history, but one Washington-based consumer advocate wants to make su

SUN DISCONTINUES SOME POSTINGSSun Refining and Marketing Co. advised customers that it will