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THE ALLIANCE NAMES RODGER S. LAWSONSCHAUMBERG, Ill. - Rodger S. Lawson, Ph.D., was named exe

The world will need crude oil from Iraq if it wants to keep a lid on prices next winter when demand

As many as six major Western oil companies will be chosen by the end of this week to lease gasoline

MERCHANDISE TRADE DEFICIT NARROWS IN USWASHINGTON - The U.S. merchandise trade deficit on a

Successful intermodal players must identify customer needs and wants and set up systems to serve the

Japan is likely to buy two U.S. AWACS surveillance aircraft in the fiscal year ending March 1993, de

Brazilian President Fernando Collor de Mello's meeting June 6 with George Bush should go more smooth

Some of Europe's most powerful multinational companies opened a trade policy office in Washington W

US, JAPAN TRY TO AVERT CONSTRUCTION SANCTIONSA senior Commerce Department official left for

The negotiating committee representing unions at the Inco Inc. nickel mine- smelting complex in Cana

Ocean Express Lines Inc., a Miami-based ship line serving the Caribbean trades, this week listed its

Wednesday May 29, 1991 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, represent

PLANT, MACHINE ORDERS DECLINE IN GERMANYFRANKFURT, Germany - Orders for western German plant

Economic planners in Pakistan are facing a tricky task in trying to satisfy a range of conflicting i

The Port of Oakland and a non-profit recreation center for port workers are clashing over relocation

The Coast Guard said Tuesday it plans to investigate the cause of a weekend collision that damaged t

Cross-border net acquisitions of equities by international investors plummeted to $17.9 billion in 1

The Port Authority of New York & New Jersey spread its wings Wednesday with a new office in Hong Kon

Managers of Japan's major shipping lines were warned during a press conference here by a senior offi

Any new airport to relieve congestion at Seattle-Tacoma International would have to be built near Ta

Political uncertainty and import restrictions slowed the growth of the nascent Indian computer indus

Japan's oil industry will expand its refining capacity for the first time in 18 years to meet the e

May 29, 1991 RESELLER Rack-Prices are in cents per gallonUnleaded Mid- Premi

Wed., May 29, 1991 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.

The U.S. dollar was broadly higher Wednesday afternoon in slow trading, reflecting a winding down of

The U.S. Customs Service is on a mission to promote customs automation worldwide, angering shippers

Four insurance industry giants are seeking support for a federal insurance system that would elimina

The state awarded a contract Tuesday to a U.S. consortium to build a high- speed rail system linking

Senior Singapore government employee Glenn Knight was charged in court Wednesday with five offenses

HIMONT INC. (Wilmington, Del.) - Robert J. Ockun, former vice president of sales and marketing, has

Despite falling ocean freight rates and unacceptable carrier profit margins, ocean carriers are bene

EDEN AIR FREIGHT OPENS NC CARGO STATIONCHARLOTTE, N.C. - Eden Air Freight opened its 27th do

In recent years, geographical and price advantages have catapulted Argentina - better known for meat

Petroleos Mexicanos will increase its unleaded gasoline production capacity by 50 percent, the Mexic

AUSTRALIAN FARMERS HURT BY EGYPT DEBTSYDNEY, Australia - Wheat farmers were warned Wednesday

Phillips Petroleum Co.'s fledgling retail propane unit plans to set up a prototype service station h

Osama Abdel-Razzak al-Hiti, Iraq's oil minister, Wednesday said Iraq can now produce 700,000 barrels

As of May 29, 1991 Prices in the spot chemicals table include spot quotations or list prices

Aluminum ingots- $1,265-$1,275 per ton lots & in warehouse min. 99.

(Pounds Sterling Per Metric Ton) May 29, 1991Bid AskedCopper-G