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Insurance brokers Marsh & McLennan and investment bankers J.P. Morgan & Co. are proposing that large

At the Tilleke and Gibbins pirate museum here, there's no sign of eye patches, treasure chests, piec

Five days of U.S.- Japan semiconductor negotiations ended here Friday with another standoff although

MCC CORP. (Murray Hill, N.J.) - Tom Laudati was named vice president of technical serv-ices for the

British-made gene amplification thermal cyclers are being sold at dumping prices in the U.S. market,

The Maritime Administration published a two-volume technical report on maintenance and repair of eng

British exporters are voicing fears that government support for their efforts to win new business in

Singapore International Monetary Exchange Apr. 26, 1991Dubai Crude Oil - (Dollars Per Barrel

Marie Friedman's parents might be the biggest victims. In 1985, the secretary for now-defunc

North Americans soon will have a new representative to speak for them at the world's leading global

The Commodity Exchange Inc.'s senior executives said they "fully expect" the New York Mercantile Exc

Ira Breskin, air cargo writer for The Journal of Commerce, is this year's winner of the Gene DuBois

Union des Assurances de Paris, France's largest insurance company, reported a 27 percent consolidate

For the week ended April 20, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled

French and Dutch taxpayers continue to bear the burden of heavy losses from state-sponsored export c

Unusually warm weather in South Florida last week caused Florida Power & Light Co. to set an April e

The vessel used in the first post-war shipping service to Kuwait will carry workers and cranes to un

The West Coast dockworkers union is accusing a regional government agency of making a "sweetheart" d

Proposals by two lawmakers that would lock up vast tracts of Pacific Northwest timber to save threat

Apr. 26, 1991 JAPANFinancial FuturesJapanese Gov't BondsPer 10-year, 6% bond

The weekly freight index of Maritime Research Inc. (January-December 1972 equals 100 percent) is as

A large number of U.S. and Japanese banks have decided it's not necessary to set up shop in several

AMERICA WEST LOSS WIDENS DRAMATICALLYAmerica West Airlines reported a first-quarter net loss

Redevelopment authority officials at just-closed Pease Air Force Base in New Hampshire say a German

Less than a year after winning a $2.25 million medical malpractice suit saying he would be incapacit

EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF THE UNITED STATES (New York) - Michael F. McNelis was elected a

China has lashed the United States afresh for creating the trade friction between the two. T

A larger-than-expected budget surplus so far this year will permit the government to cut turnover ta

Hong Kong's broadest measure of inflation, the Consumer Price Index (A), rose 12.9 percent in March

A map accompanying a Page One story in The Journal of Commerce April 26, under the headline, "Baltim

The Port of New Orleans Board of Commissioners Thursday approved spending $45 million during the 199

This table lists spot coal contracts signed between the Tennessee Valley Authority and coal produce

Amoco Chemical Co. is seeking to expand its manufacturing presence in the Far East through joint ven

The Soviet Union opened 21 new oil fields and exploration regions for joint- venture participation b

The U.S. economy shrank at a 2.8 percent annual rate in the first three months of 1991 as recessiona

The U.S. dollar will rise sharply this week if market participants can overcome fears of coordinated

MADIGAN SUPPORTS CREDITS FOR USSRWASHINGTON - Agriculture Secretary Edward Madigan said he w

Billionaire investor Kirk Kerkorian late last week said he still will attempt to buy ailing Trans Wo

Oil refining and trading companies in Asia say they have received no contactfrom Iraq indica

TEXAS STREAMLINING NATURAL GAS RULESThe Texas Railroad Commission is developing streamlined