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Southern Air Transport would like nothing better than to be known for its relief missions to Ethiopi

South Korean feed manufacturers are preparing to tone down buying from China in favor of corn from t

W. GERMANY'S CPI DOWN 0.1 PERCENT IN MARCHFRANKFURT, Germany - The former West Germany's con

GERMANY'S TREUHAND TO TRY RAISING CAPITALGermany's Treuhandanstalt, which has the task of pr

IRAN REDUCES PRICE OF CRUDE TO JAPANNational Iran Oil Co. informed Japanese buyers of a shar

TEHRAN WILL LIFT BAN ON US, UK PRODUCTSTEHRAN, Iran - Iran has decided to lift a ban on purc

SABIN METAL APPROVED AS NYMEX REFINERNEW YORK - The New York Mercantile Exchange won approva

Thu., April 11, 1991 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

(Pounds Sterling Per Metric Ton) Apr. 11, 1991Bid AskedCopper-

Aluminum ingots- $1,410-$1,420 per ton lots & in wareh

AMERICA WEST EXPECTS LARGE QUARTERLY LOSSAmerica West Airlines said Tuesday it expects to po

Crowley Caribbean Transport added a weekly call at Jamaica's Port of Montego Bay to its service betw

Thirty-five shippers and cargo consolidators, including U.S. subsidiaries of some of Japan's largest

U.S. MERCHANT MARINE ACADEMY (Kings Point, N.Y.) - Janet Palmer, registrar at the U.S. government-ru

Doug Lewis, Canadian tranport minister, says he will not negotiate an "open skies" deal with Washing

Shipping lines' rates for carrying U.S. exports to Europe, which rose during the past month from all

CRUDE OIL PRICES SURGE OVER $21Crude oil prices hit their highest level in nearly two months

TNT Ltd. expects to record moderate revenue gains in Europe over the next 12 months following the in

American International Cos. has quit the workers compensation insurance market in Texas, saying the

Spot West Texas Intermediate crude oil should average $20 in the last nine months of this year, Robe

Independent petroleum marketers, who sell nearly 50 percent of the gasoline and 75 percent of the ho

The Army Corps of Engineers received an overdue state license to proceed with dredging of the Missis

AT&T TO INCREASE CAPACITY TO MEXICOAmerican Telegraph & Telephone Co. is increasing telecomm

Wednesday Apr. 10, 1991 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, represen

SURVEY FINDS APL TOP CARRIER IN ASIAAmerican President Lines Ltd. was chosen as the top regi

The nation's largest ferry system ran up ship overhaul bills more than $13 million higher than neces

Declaring that a cyclical recovery is under way for world trade in chemicals and other bulk liquids,

The British government is again under attack for its tax policies - this time for a proposed "yuppie

A group of foreign freight forwarders and cargo consolidators are urging the Federal Maritime Commis

Centuries ago, Peter the Great looked out the window to the west from the Port of St. Petersburg. Bu

The Department of Transportation Wednesday gave investor Kirk Kerkorian's Tracinda Corp. until Frida

The Japanese are putting the glitter back in the gold market as demand from their newly acquired tas

France's socialist government faces a critical vote in Parliament today, following the announcement

Japan's "Big Four" securities houses - Nomura Securities Co., Daiwa Securities Co., Nikko Securities

The Department of Transportation issued a consent order that resolves pipeline safety issues raised

U.S. gasoline inventories reached their lowest end-March levels since 1973 and require "close monito

Nearly two weeks after taking its agency work in-house, a reorganized Mitsui O.S.K. Lines (America)

Short-term international credits for imports and exports are Brazil's next concern after it mended i

Environmental and labor issues should be addressed in separate protocols to a free trade agreement w

Former Champion Insurance Co. co-owner Naaman Eicher reported this week to a federal minimum securit