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Government and the private sector plan to spend more than $1 million in the latest step of a project

Developing nations expressed concern Wednesday over their shrinking access to Western textile market

INTERSTATE TRUCKLOAD CARRIERS CONFERENCE, annual meeting, March 25-29. Desert Inn, Las Vegas. Contac

Just about everyone has a horror story about bad service. The car dealer who can't fix your

BAT Industries PLC, the British conglomerate fighting a takeover bid from Sir James Goldsmith's Hoyl

More meetings will be needed before new grains and trade accords are concluded between the United St

An administrative law judge said four shippers can join the government of Guam in its complaint to t

The proposed merger of two of the country's largest truck lines, ANR Freight System Inc. and Transco

A House maritime panel voted Wednesday to block the sale of the U.S.-flag cruise vessel Monterey to

JAPANESE FIRMS HALT ALL EQUITY FINANCINGIn an unprecedented move, Japanese companies will te

In the first practical result of its effective takeover of a struggling local rival, Cathay Pacific

Two local carriers have won government approval for direct flights toVietnam, although the s

KOREA WILL ALLOW RISE IN FOREIGN BEEF SALESSEOUL, South Korea - The South Korean government

B&O SHAREHOLDERS GET LESS THAN CSX OFFERRICHMOND, Va. - Two years ago, CSX Corp. offered min

The Food and Drug Administration has stepped up its inspections of wines imported into the United St

Pennsylvania lawmakers dealt a serious blow to tobacco companies and other manufacturers Tuesday by

Booming growth in intra-Asian trade is leading Orient Overseas Container Line Ltd. to boost capacity

Hemisphere Forwarding Inc., Inwood, N.Y., was not a shipper on the now discontinued Pan American Wor

KOHL PREDICTS UNITY FOR GERMANY BY 1992BONN, West Germany - Chancellor Helmut Kohl on Wednes

US LIFTS SANCTIONS AGAINST NAMIBIAThe United States lifted economic sanctions against Namibi

Japanese officials offered only marginal reforms this week in the U.S.-Japan negotiations aimed at c

MIGRANT FARM WORKERS WIN RIGHT-TO-SUE CASEThe Supreme Court ruled Wednesday that migrant far

Steamship lines serving the North Atlantic are maintaining their delicate alliance on freight rates

FROM THE APPALACHIAN COALFIELD GRAPEVINE there is talk that Mike Odom, the president ofPittston Coal

PEPTIZER RUBBER CHEMICALS American Cyanamid Co.'s specialty organics department said it will

Five years ago, scientists touted agricultural biotechnology - the genetic alteration of plants - as

EMERY WORLDWIDE ADDS FOUR DOMESTIC FLIGHTSPALO ALTO, Calif. - Emery Worldwide Wednesday said

Mar. 21, 1990 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

CHEVRON USA STATIONS END CASH DISCOUNTMost Chevron-branded service stations will charge the

Domestic coal production totaled 20.1 million tons during the week ending March 10, up slightly from

* Trading With East Germany 4A * Peter D. Clark - Sea Law 3B* Long-Term Tanker Charters to B

The economies of East European countries likely will be slower to catch up to Western standards of l

The consensus on Wall Street is that Federal Express Corp.'s woes may be behind it following its lac

Global competition for customers and capital as well as mergers and joint ventures will dominate the

California's biggest provider of homeowner earthquake insurance wants to lower its premiums and offe

Two bills that would establish a supplemental medical malpractice indemnity fund, financed in part b

More than a half-dozen developing nations, including Brazil, the largest Third World debtor, may win

Mar. 21, 1990 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPreClose High Low Vol.

The Philippines Wednesday attempted to mop up excess liquidity in the banking system and curb inflat

Wed., Mar. 21, 1990 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.