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The U.S. dollar plunged to record lows Monday against the deutsche mark despite concerted dollar-bu

Suppliers of the following items seek U.S. importers/distributors. Interested parties are asked to c

The Coffee, Sugar & Cocoa Exchange Inc. has received approval from the Commodity Futures Trading Com

DO WE HAVE A TRAIN wreck or don't we? There's a lot of resentment going around over the impa

California's Supreme Court last week refused to allow victims of child molestation to collect civil

Monsanto Co. is expanding its presence in Asia, although the primary focus of overseas activities w

TOKIO MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE CO. (New York) - Shin-Ichi Asami was named senior vice president and

This month's dramatic outbreak of cholera in Peru is likely to spread throughout Latin America, whic

Oil tanker traffic through the Suez Canal is on the rise again after falling significantly in the fi

The Greater Orlando Aviation Authority, coping with an $11 million revenue shortage this year, will

His name is paraded up and down the highways of America and some foreign countries as well.

Eastern Europe is paying more for Soviet oil imports and getting less, petroleum industry analysts s

The ideal marine terminal of the future will be designed so containers can be moved quickly from a v

Foreign shipyard subsidies, the international tanker market, ship repair and ship financing strategi

Feb. 11, 1991 JAPANFinancial FuturesJapanese Gov't BondsPer 10-year, 6% bond

Singapore International Monetary Exchange Feb. 11, 1991Dubai Crude Oil - (Dollars Per Barrel

With applause on two continents, executives of Evergreen Line and the Port of Tacoma on Friday signe

Britain's exporters have been hit with yet another blow as they brace for an increase in premium rat

Air Force Master Sgt. Patrick Summers, brain focused northward toward the Kuwaiti border, feet plant

A critical water shortage in California's San Joaquin Valley will likely cause a drop in cotton expo

Business leaders from 78 major international companies appealed Friday for a quick GATT agreement, s

JAPAN'S FARM MINSTER RULES OUT RICE IMPORTSDespite growing international criticism over Japa

Asian importers recently have been buying Argentine maize and sorghum at the expense of U.S. corn, U

HIMONT INC. (Wilmington, Del.) - Paul P. Cusolito was named U.S. industry manager for film and fiber

UNION LEADERS and railroad presidents probably will meet face to face this week to explorethe possib

While the new bonding law for ocean freight consolidators will increase theirfinancial credi

Natural gas eventually will play a significant role in total U.S. energy demand, but its displacemen

MEXICO'S OIL INCOME RISES, DIPLOMAT SAYSMEXICO CITY - Mexico's crude oil income totaled abou

Recent talks between Ann Richards, governor of Texas, and the governors of four Mexican states borde

Brazil's pre-Lenten carnival gaiety this week provides a brief cooling off period for Brazilian seam

Sea-Land Service Inc. is chartering two oceangoing barges to plug gaps in its Puerto Ricofleet creat

Feb. 8, 1991 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

Some U.S. financial institutions, including Chemical Bank and Chase Manhattan, are being shunned in

Southern Pacific Transportation Co. is about to activate a key barge connection at St. Louis for its

With California facing its fifth and possibly severest year of drought, ocean carriers are scrambli

Micom Communications Corp. introduced a device that lets computer terminals in remote offices access

The task of preparing trade unions in the Soviet Union for a market economy might seem irrelevant at

BRUSSELS, Belgium The European Commission vowed to continue its efforts to liberalizeEuropean air tr

LeeAnn Lodder and Erich E. Toll recently joined The Journal of Commerce as maritime reporters at the

India expects to import about 32 million metric tons (234 million barrels) of crude oil and products