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Years ago, this newspaper received an irate call from a gentleman who complained that we missed a ve

The Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Friday at 233.71 off 1.15 which compares w

Tuesday Sept. 4, 1990 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representi

CRUDE OIL FUTURES RISE ON NYMEXCrude oil prices rose Tuesday to catch up with overseas gains

American aircraft giants Boeing Co. and McDonnell Douglas Corp., touting their planes at Britain's F

Venezuela is seeking investments from the United States to help build two deep-conversion oil refine

CRT GOVERNMENT SECURITIES LTD. (New York) - Mickey D. Levy was named chief economist of this primary

European Community Commission members return to Brussels this week after a month-long recess.

Two years before Iraq invaded Kuwait, its agents were allegedly busy in London and California trying

Singapore International Monetary Exchange Sept. 4, 1990Dubai Crude Oil(Dollars Per B

Increased volumes of heavy crude oil, particularly from Venezuela, may cause problems for less-sophi

Sugar and coffee prices were higher most of the day Tuesday amid technical buying that was character

Insurance producers won a dispute with insurers during the closing moments of the California legisla

Half-year pretax profits were up 3 percent at Sedgwick Group PLC, the United Kingdom's largest insur

Eight members of Congress are already on the Advisory Commission on Conferences in Ocean Shipping, w

Trade leads supplied by: US Department of CommerceU.S. and Foreign Commercial Service

FRANCE WANTS UN TO TOUGHEN EMBARGOFrance would like to see an "international resolution" to

Nearly 55 years ago Air Express International sprang into existence as the nation's first air freigh

A containership owned by United Arab Shipping Co. was detained by the U.S. Customs Service at Port N

Tin is under heavy downward pressure and prices may break below M$15 a kilogram, (US$5.58) but the

COASTAL GAS MARKETING COMPANY Coastal Gas Marketing Company (formerly ANR Gathering Company)

A group of energy executives is scheduled to meet in Houston today to discuss prospects for construc

W. GERMAN GNP FELL 0.5 PERCENT IN SECOND QUARTERFRANKFURT, West Germany - West Germany's gro

After months of speculation and heavy hints, a unit of Malaysia's energy monopoly confirmed it inten

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

The pilot of the first aircraft to fly from California to the East Coast using solar power Tuesday c

Asian refiners are becoming reluctant to rent surplus refining capacity to third parties in the curr

American and Soviet ocean scientists will join forces next year to study a range of marine subjects

GERMAN NIGHT TRAINS TO SHIP CHEMICAL ARMSBONN, West Germany - West Germany will launch a nig

A federal judge has ruled that two Chicago Teamster officials should be suspended from the union for

The United States proposed to a subcommittee of the General Agreement on Tariff and Trade's Uruguay

PURCHASING EXECUTIVES REPORT DECLINETEMPE, Ariz. - The National Association of Purchasing Ma

The Indonesian island of Batam, a 250-square-mile dot on the map a dozen miles south of Singapore, i

Late cotton shipments to U.S. textile mills may be on the decline, according to a recent study by a

LIFFE FUTURES, OPTIONS SET TRADE PACT MARKTrading volume in futures and options on the Londo

THE CRB FUTURES INDEX climbed during August after the Iraqi invasion of Kuwait and reached a three-

Log exporters will face "severe political consequences," including a possible ban on export of timbe

Despite the price hikes for many petrochemicals forced by the Persian Gulf crisis, domestic supply p

Speculative interest may have been the main cause of nickel's recent volatility on the London Metal

While U.S. budget problems could impair Customs' efforts to fight illegal weapons shipments to Iraq