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When Michiganites talk about the Thumb, they're referring to the broad peninsula in theeastern porti

Technological advances and corporate relocation are making tariff-automation training increasingly i

The nation's oil companies, still smarting from public outrage over soaring gasoline prices, are wor

While on a trade mission this week to Tokyo to promote coal and other West Virginia exports, Sen. Ja

The Port of Oakland approved a plan for Sea-Land Service Inc. to expand its terminal. The pl

Jan. 10, 1991 RESELLER Rack-Prices are in cents per gallonUnleaded Mid- Prem

The U.S. government has been leasing more tankers as the deadline nears for Iraq to withdraw from Ku

Money intended to help South America's biggest shipbuilder return to operation became the focus of a

Watch out Disneyland, the Japanese are coming. Sony Corp. has given the go-ahead for its Col

KAIFU SAYS NEW ERA OPENING WITH SEOULSEOUL, South Korea - Japanese Prime Minister Toshiki Ka

Precious metal prices, which continue to take their cue from the volatile oil market, are not likely

The sweeping conviction of 10 Chicago Board of Trade soybean traders of hundreds of charges of defra

The first wrongful death lawsuit resulting from the Dec. 3, 1990, crash of Northwest Flight 1482 was

Standard-issue military backpacks come in a wide variety of colors: green, green and green.

World crude steel production fell 1.8 percent in 1990 because of reduced output from the Soviet Unio

A special parliamentary committee Thursday struck out against proposed unrestricted competition betw

Delta Air Lines said Thursday it will make an opening $50 million bid for the bankrupt Pan American

NYMEX RAISES MARGINS ON PETROLEUM FUTURESNEW YORK - The New York Mercantile Exchange said it

New York Mercantile Exchange Jan. 9, 1991CRUDE OIL(1,000 barrels; dollars and cents

The Federal Maritime Commission adopted interim rules to enforce a cargo consolidator bonding law th

Chevron Corp. will boost capital and exploratory spending by $800 million this year to $5.1 billion,

Prices in Europe for gasoil, also known as distillate fuel oil, surged Thursday on strong demand fro

Top energy officials from the United States, Europe and Japan meet in Paris today to dust off plans

1432 (Jan. 10, 1991) Previous day - 1433 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

Trade leads are supplied by: US Department of Agriculture, Foreign Agricultural Service Agri

Wednesday Jan. 9, 1991 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, represent

London underwriters placed insurance cover for all cargo movements in and out of Israel on a held-co

Political risk insurance on Soviet deals is becoming more expensive and even elusive. Case i

A rebel insurgency last year in Rwanda is still a major concern to U.S. officials, although the Cent

LARGEST CORN SALE EVER TO SOVIETS REPORTEDThe U.S. Department of Agriculture said private ex

Waterfront police arrested four men Tuesday in connection with an apparent coffee theft ring operati

An air freight forwarder trade association will make its debut next month, promising to offer servic

EMERY CONTINUES E. EUROPEAN EXPANSIONMOSCOW - Emery Worldwide's international air express an

RYAN-WALSH INC. (Mobile, Ala.) - F. Brooks Royster was named port manager in Charles- ton, S.C., for

Industrial output in China hit its target of 6 percent growth last year after a sluggish start, offi

The U.S. dollar remained lower on the day Wednesday, but it rose sharply on news that the U.S.-Iraq

The Bush administration and Congress are "seriously out of touch . . . with the fundamental economic

JAPAN'S KAIFU OILS TROUBLED SEOUL WATERSSEOUL, South Korea - Toshiki Kaifu, Japan's prime mi

Gold futures did an about-face late Wednesday in hectic trading tied to renewed concern about war in