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OLIN ANNOUNCES AIR EMISSION GOALSOlin Corp. announced at its annual shareholders meeting tha

The Boy Scouts of America will honor Alex J. Mandl and Lillian C. Liburdi May 16 at the annual marit

CITRIC ACID Pfizer Inc.'s Specialty Chemicals Group raised list prices of full or mixed truc

MELAMED: TOO EARLY FOR GLOBEX IN S. KOREASEOUL, South Korea - Globex will not be implemented

PRICES OF OCEAN freight futures contracts moved sharply lower last week, dropping the maximum permit

Britain's Imperial Chemical Industries PLC said it will supply its "totally degradable" plastic for

The flow of Japanese investment into U.S. futures is being stalled by a battle between Japan's minis

The U.S.-based Great Lakes Commission has agreed to explore the idea of urging the Washington and Ot

Commodity Exchange Inc. said Friday that Arnold F. Staloff has resigned his position as president an

The world's main cocoa-growing nations, struggling to balance budgets and repay foreign debt, are se

Selling beef to Japan isn't just a matter of eliminating import quotas and ratcheting down tariffs.

COMPANIES TO STUDY EAST GERMAN VENTUREThe Japanese trading house Marubeni Corp. signed an ag

REGIONAL BLOCS East/West Investment and Trade Opportunities and the Offshore Dimension. May

American President Cos. reported a loss of $2.5 million on revenue of $587 million during the first

The U.S. Customs Service this fall will begin testing a new concept in processing entry documents in

Taiwan's Nationalist government is facing heavy pressure to drop its ban on direct air links with Ch

Leading aviation officials from the Soviet Union and the United States met in London last week, work

The local leather industry, an important segment of the rag trade, is showing success in diversifyin

Don Melchor, the 19th century founder of Vina Concha y Toro SA, grew tired of employees stealing fr

The number of freight forwarding jobs in the United States grew about 80 percent in the last two dec

The spring session of China's largest export fair has highlighted the country's spotty success in a

Currency traders and analysts expect the dollar to continue to rise in the next six to 12 months, no

The thawed Cold War and an erupting volcano have teamed up to threaten Alaska's long-held status as

POLL SAYS LABOUR WIN WOULD SHIFT UK FUNDSU.K. fund managers will transfer capital overseas i

Researchers studying the freight forwarding industry in the state of Washington were startled when t

The economy grew at an unexpectedly slow 2.1 percent annual rate in the first quarter, up from 1.1 p

Singaporean and Japanese companies are taking advantage of a trade agreement between the Soviet Unio

Evolutionary pressures are changing paperless trading so much that one of the most important technol

WASHINGTON - For the week ended April 21, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's majorrailro

CONSTELLATION NAVIGATION INC. (New York) - Evans U. Sismanson resigned as president of thesteamship

Trucks don't outnumber people here on any given day, but it's close. An average of more than

U.S. Trade Representative Carla Hills' decision last week to cite India for trade restrictions but n

RAILROAD MANAGEMENTS increasingly focus on running their railroads. The decision by Santa Fe

Leaders of the New York dockworkers' union are fighting back. Some 26 officers of the Intern

Cyprus rolled its big guns, including President George Vassiliou, into New York on Thursday in an ef

A move by the Soviet Union to charge world market prices for raw materials to East bloc countries co

A freight rate increase set to take effect Tuesday for cargo shipped from Japan to the United States

Cleaner gasoline is coming. The signs are everywhere, from the Senate's passage of a reformu

Insured damage worldwide more than doubled in 1989 to reach $13.75 billion, according to a report re

The widely publicized problems of London's Walbrook Insurance Co. and H.S. Weavers (Underwriting) Ag