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DELTA SEEKS APPROVAL FOR W. BERLIN SERVICEDelta Air Lines has filed an application with the

The U.S. dollar moved higher late Thursday on a Treasury Department official's statement that the do

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

PRICES OF IMPORTS FELL 0.2 PERCENT IN APRILPrices of U.S. imports, excluding fuel, fell 0.2

Taiwan's once-robust stock market has tumbled like a house of cards in the space of three months, wi

A major review of Britain's shipping industry that will include an examination of the competitive po

Wildcat blockades staged at border points since Monday by independent Canadian truck drivers in Queb

Canadian Pacific may see a rail link to the Port of Boston as a key reason for strong ties with Guil

Auto manufacturers turned to airlift to keep plants operating as the Canadian independent trucker pr

The Australian trade and transportation community should be able to avoid the mistakes made by other

American-flag shipping giant Sea-Land Service Inc. signed two agreements Thursday to help the Soviet

Five days before the U.S-Soviet summit meeting begins, major questions still dog the trade and marit

Are the livelihoods of Canadian owner-operators really threatened? That's a question making the roun

The Philadelphia Port Corp., the city agency controlling piers for the Port of Philadelphia, is bein

Nippon Yusen Kaisha and Hyundai Merchant Marine Co. in mid-July will begin sharing vessels in their

Tatsumi Texas, the U.S. subsidiary of Japan's Tatsumi Shokai Co., said itplans to invest $30

Japanese ocean carriers that specialize in the transportation of automobiles are eyeing the European

Industrialist Raul Gardini is best known in Italy for his highly publicized stake in Enimont SpA, a

Global International Transport Inc. asked the Federal Maritime Commission to reopen Evergreen Marine

The California Maritime Academy passed another hurdle when its funding was approved by a state assem

The revolution in Eastern Europe has now entered its second phase, in which the euphoria of Communis

The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries' crude production has remained in excess of 23.5 m

Coast Guard Commandant Adm. Paul Yost said that 10 present and former Coast Guardsmen are under fede

Congressional and White House budget negotiators have made initial progress, but the deficit picture

DURABLE GOODS ORDERS FELL 4.1 PERCENT IN APRILOrders for durable goods fell a wider-than-exp

A successful conclusion to the Uruguay Round of international trade negotiations will be almost impo

Environmental concerns were the only source of friction at a high-level U.S.-European Community "tea

CURRENT ACCOUNT DEFICIT NARROWS IN THE UKThe U.K.'s seasonally adjusted current account defi

Two U.S. territories are vigorously opposing Colombia's request for preferential duty treatment on

MERCK UNIT ENTERS JOINT RESEARCH VENTUREMerck & Co., a Rahway, N.J.-based pharmaceutical com

The cease-fire in the Iran-Iraq war has allowed Kuwait to concentrate on developing its infrastructu

In what would be the first deal of its kind, Atari Corp. is negotiating with the Soviet Union to swa

President Bush warned Wednesday that the United States will not support a new multilateral trade agr

Pepsi-Cola International, a division of Pepsico Inc. of Purchase, N.Y., Wednesday launched a line of

As of May 23, 1990 Prices in the spot chemicals table include spot quotations or list prices

Official approval of new projects doesn't always mean an end to delays. Ask Du Pont Taiwan Co., whic

The Massachusetts Legislature is considering a bill that would levy a 1 cent a gallon tax on the who

Long Island Lighting Co. says it is ready for an expected record peak demand this summer because it

Aluminum ingots- $1,900-$1,990 per ton lots & in warehouse min. 99.

The Soviet Union wants to eliminate wheat imports and intends to more than double purchases of soybe