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The 11th annual Richlands Coal Show is scheduled to take place Sept. 13-15 at the National Guard Arm

EQUITRANS GETS OK ON GAS SUPPLY PACTSEquitable Resources Inc., Pittsburgh, announced Wednesd

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

Italy's world-renowned research and development sector is trailing other European countries in overa

Mima Nedelcovych, the new U.S. executive director to the African Development Bank, is much happier t

Traffic on the St. Lawrence Seaway could increase by about 5 percent in the 1990 shipping season, sa

POQUET ASKS FUJITSU FOR ADDED COMPUTERSSUNNYVALE, Calif. - Poquet Computer Corp. said it wil

American withdrawal of most-favored-nation trade status from China would result in a "major retrogre

The Nedlloyd Kembla discharged 33 refrigerated containers holding 150 tons of frozen poultry recentl

Despite the high-stakes risks in Soviet oil exploration, U.S. oil companies are expected to stampede

President Bush's lifting of economic sanctions in response to Namibia's newly won independence shoul

LYKES BROS. STEAMSHIP CO. (New Orleans) - Jared Henry was named traffic manager, Washington division

Aegis Publications has launched the first edition of its Maritime Services Directory, a 797-page boo

Mexico will sell its largest shipbuilding company, Astilleros Unidos de Veracruz, as part of a progr

The Maritime Administration has approved using the USS Algol as an offshore artificial reef.

Mar. 28, 1990 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

British economists agree sterling's full entry into the European Monetary System won't be tomorrow b

REVISED GROWTH RATE 1.1 PERCENT IN 4TH QUARTERThe economy grew at a 1.1 percent annual rate

Degussa AG, a West German firm, has been fined $800,000 for illegally re- exporting U.S.-origin nucl

Orient Overseas Container Line has added capacity to its trans-Atlantic service through a vessel rep

South Korean stocks fell to a 15-month low Wednesday as investors sold on the conviction that the g

U.K. brokers and underwriters questioned Wednesday whether John Head's much- publicized "rescue" pla

The United States' negotiation of investment treaties with both the Soviet Union and Czechoslovakia

Corporate chieftains who have begun to bite the bullet on smoking in the workplace can't resist feel

Nine insurance companies have joined a lawsuit to block New Jersey's attempt to recoup millions of d

American insurance analysts were still trying to absorb the impact of the British Department of Trad

American General Corp. said Wednesday it received a $50-a-share takeover bid worth an estimated $6 b

AGF ACTS TO INCREASE ITS STAKE IN PARIBASAssurances Generales de France, the country's secon

The International Cocoa Organization Council Wednesday morning agreed to three major points that wil

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

Insurers have won a major California Supreme Court case that prevents local governments from forcing

Terrorists like sending bombs through the mail because of the convenience it provides, U.S. Postal S

Mail Boxes Etc. Inc.'s selection of DHL Worldwide Express as the exclusive carrier for its overnight

KLM Royal Dutch Airlines' new once-a-week service between Amsterdam and Baltimore will use "combi" a

A company that is operating a new commuter ferry in New York is interested in carrying air cargo as

INTERNATIONAL INTERMODAL EXPO (Atlanta) - Peter Feldbrugge, former director- quality for Nedlloyd Li

EUROPEAN AIRLINES JOIN FORCES TO REDUCE COSTSFour European airlines - Swissair, Scandinavian

An attorney aiding Charlotte in its bid for a gateway to Frankfurt, West Germany, said prospects for

Last May, Capt. Arthur Clark, commander of the Philadelphia Naval Shipyard, dispatched four yard emp

U.S. cotton exports in the 1990-91 export season should be almost as strong as during the past year,