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Shipowners serving Thailand are seeing their blood pressure rise again in the latest battle with the

As of Mar. 14, 1991 Prices in the spot chemicals table include spot quotations or list price

Thursday Mar. 14, 1991 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, represent

Germany could decide as early as this fall to make Berlin its seat of government, the chief economis

U.S. officials hope to double exports' share of the gross national product over the next 10 years.

The U.S. Customs Service has set an ambitious agenda for the next decade that includes making 75 per

The United States is expected to announce today whether it will pursue an unfair trade investigation

DATE OF AWARD: "E" Award in 1989.WHY THE AWARD WAS GIVEN:Gundle Lining Systems Inc.

Customs brokers are still giving high marks to the new customs chief more than a year after Carol Bo

ASSOCIATED AVIATION UNDERWRITERS (Short Hills, N.J.) - Robert J. Conyers was promoted to assistant v

The Blue Cross and Blue Shield insurance plans often depict themselves as grappling to control soari

Wendy L. Gramm, Commodity Futures Trading Commission chairman, Thursday said she expected swift pass

The story, "New Service Links West Coast, Venezuela" that appeared in The Journal of Commerce, March

WHAT THEY ARE: The Federal Aviation Administration recently released two proposed regulatory program

A rare public row is being staged between the Malaysian government and its air carrier, under fire f

AMAX COAL COMPLETES CANNELTON ACQUISITIONAmax Coal Industries Inc., a subsidiary of Amax Inc

Consumers in the New York City area are still paying wartime premiums for home heating oil, even tho

The House Interior Committee passed legislation to help alleviate effects of the severe five-year dr

CHINESE IN NO HURRY TO BUY MORE WHEATChina will not rush back into the market for U.S. wheat

Federal prosecutors say they intend to retry 10 Chicago Mercantile Exchange yen futures traders on 8

U.S. military bases have more than 14,000 likely pollution sites nationwide that could cost up to $2

Japanese government and ruling Liberal Democratic Party officials are denying press reports Thursday

Crowds of foreign moviegoers may soon be lining up to see more American films like "Driving Miss Dai

The largest U.S.-Mexico stack train service has extended itself further north, with Ford Motor Co. s

A Japanese farm group has asked police to prosecute a U.S. rice industry group for illegally display

The world's container trades are forecast to expand very rapidly over the next 15 years, even if eco

Two Danish ferries collided in thick fog Thursday between southern Denmark and Germany and a crewman

When Christopher Columbus sailed across the Atlantic in 1492, none of his three ships measured 100 f

LUMBER SHIPPERS have one less headache now that the Interstate CommerceCommission finally ha

The air freight community using Trans World Airlines' St. Louis hub for direct flights to London is

Argentina's government Thursday fired 1,000 train workers who joined a wildcat strike at the state-o

Record-low natural gas prices are prompting some energy companies to cut 1991 drilling plans, re-eva

The Pacific Northwest's largest electric power wholesaler now is seeking triple the new power genera

The Long Beach Harbor Commission voted Monday to accept a $3.7 million settlement, ending a leasing

Aluminum ingots- $1,525-$1,535 per ton lots & in warehouse min. 99.7

*Singapore International Monetary Exchange Mar. 14, 1991Dubai Crude Oil - (Dollars Per Barre

Mar. 14, 1991 No. 4/ No. 6/ No. 6/1% 1% 0.5%Buckley 27.0

CITIBANK ESTABLISHES XIAMEN, CHINA, OFFICEHONG KONG - Citibank opened a representative offic

A commercial fishing trawler was anchored off Long Island on Thursday with a live torpedo sitting on

A weekly Rail Bridge Corp. train of double-stack containers from the U.S. West Coast to Mexico City