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The average price of a gallon of gasoline at the pump hit an all-time high of more than $1.38, an in

PANEL VOTES BENEFITS FOR CZECHOSLOVAKIAThe House Ways and Means Committee Tuesday unanimousl

Faced with potentially severe cuts in the 1990 farm bill, some farm industry groups are saying priva

ROHM AND HAAS SEEKS 100 PERCENT OF JAPAN VENTURERohm and Haas Co. of Philadelphia said it wi

The resumption of shipments to North America, an additional credit line and a new office are helping

By the end of the year, Ford Motor Co.'s Brazilian subsidiary will stop exporting assembled trucks t

No one doubts that piggyback service will continue to lose market share to stack trains, but the que

Organizers of the Admiral of the Ocean Sea award dinner apologized to a New York City port official

There's nothing quite so satisfying as being vindicated for something about which you have been shar

The Military Sealift Command returned two Ready Reserve Force vessels to the Maritime Administration

ECONOMIC GROWTH PUT AT SCANT 0.4 PERCENT RATEThe economy grew at a scant 0.4 percent annual

The old saw that you can't get the brine out of a mariner's veins certainly extends to Hellmuth F. K

BURLINGTON NORTHERN RAILROAD (Fort Worth) - Robert Hanson was named executive vice presidentand chie

They asked for a show of hands at a meeting this week of financial market experts. Who thinks 24-hou

IRAQI FARMERS ORDERED TO PLANT MORE GRAINBAGHDAD, Iraq - Iraq has ordered farmers to plant 8

The Bush administration is intensifying its efforts to help nations economically damaged by the effe

Spain and Eastern Europe will not be competing for foreign investment in the near term, said a top S

Offshore manufacturing has its advantages, but one California company with 35 years experience in m

A Canadian railroad's plans to hook up with two U.S. East Coast ports are in jeopardy because of an

United Parcel Service Inc. said its planned air cargo operations from Tokyo to the United States wil

Rosalind Rachid was named world trade editor of The Journal of Commerce, effective Thursday, Robert

Corroon & Black Corp. is apparently sweetening the pot in anticipation of an Oct. 4 shareholder vote

West Texas Intermediate crude oil futures for November delivery surged about $7 a barrel on the New

Prices for jet fuel delivered in Japan are moving quickly toward $60 a barrel, traders and refiners

This Week: New England: Eastern Utilities Associates, BostonMid-Atlantic: Long Island Lighti

Wayne Angell, Federal Reserve governor, Tuesday rejected further easing of monetary policy, despite

Unilever United States Inc. said it will buy the assets of the Katalco hydrotreating catalyst busine

Higher freight costs are driving up manufacturing costs and hurting sales, but the continued strengt

CALIF. MAY REPLACE QUAKE-DAMAGED ROADSAN FRANCISCO - Nearly a year after the World Series ea

A gala celebration is being planned for the Pennsylvania Turnpike. The road, America's first super h

Sept. 25, 1990 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represen

Sept. 25, 1990 RESELLER Rack-Prices are in cents per gallonUnleaded Mid- Pre

Quotations are offered rates of New York city banks relating to currency transfers of $1 million or

A NEW TOOL TO HELP EXPORTERS reduce currency exposure was introduced this week by International Risk

Two of Brazil's largest exporters of orange juice concentrate will inaugurate a plant in the Soviet

European Commissioner of Industry Martin Bangemann remarked that internal divisions within the Europ

An Indian victory on textile shipments to Norway could pave the way for progress in India's wider ba

Farrell Lines Inc. is not initiating service to the Port of New Orleans, contrary to what was state

Secondary market prices for debt of the Philippines slid further this week amid continuing worries a

Cleopatra Haslip's journey to the U.S. Supreme Court started with a kidney infection that put her in