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

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

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

JUDGE POSTPONES CROWLEY BOND RULINGA federal judge postponed until April 4 a decision on whe

The Paris sugar committee is likely to approve a proposal today to denominate white sugar futures co

AMERICAN SOCIETY OF TRANSPORTATION AND LOGISTICS, executive seminar on integrated logistics, March 2

Liberty Maritime Corp. is leading an ocean carrier campaign to require that transportation for all f

The Federal Reserve sold dollars and bought yen in the currency markets Wednesday, but the Japanese

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

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

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

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

Himont Inc. opened a research and manufacturing facility in Hong Kong on Wednesday to develop advanc

At least one U.S. chemical manufacturer has taken advantage of Mexico's recently liberalized foreign

New Zealand's biggest gold mine, the Golden Cross, will be able to open next year, the High Court of

China's state-run insurance entity is buying 27 more computer systems from NCR Corp., on top of the

When the first quarter of 1990 comes to an end Saturday, shipping companies that specialize in carry

A final decision whether to sell the Delaware & Hudson Railway as a whole or in parts is expected wi

Wed., Mar. 28, 1990 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.

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

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

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

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

The House Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee speedily approved several maritime bills Wednesday

A West German chemical company said Wednesday it would resist all attempts by the United States to f

US, JAPAN MAY WIDEN MUNITIONS COOPERATIONJapan and the United States are likely to discuss c

At last look, there was no 250-mile deepwater channel connecting Atlanta to Savannah, but a leading

If you do business with Steuerungstechnik und Messgeraete, you could be in big trouble. The

BILL ON SAFE TRANSPORT OF FOOD PASSES HOUSEThe House overwhelmingly approved legislation aim

Sembawang Maritime Ltd., the salvage, towing and marine services group, posted after-tax profit of S

INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION FALLS 0.5 PERCENT IN JAPANProduction at Japanese mines and factories i

Rats run free, broken timbers stab out of the darkness and men stand in mud, breathing bad air, stri

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

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

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

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

Jurong Shipyard Ltd., the government-controlled ship repairer, concluded an exclusive repair contrac

Gold remained poised for another drop in prices, analysts said Wednesday. The April delivery

Small businesses seeking to export to Japan won't find their chances ruined by exchange rate changes