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Msas Cargo International Ltd., the freight management subsidiary of Ocean Group PLC of Britain, has

Despite the recent call for open skies by American Airlines, the Australian government will continue

A U.S. rice industry leader hinted Wednesday at the possibility of making a third appeal to the U.S.

The lead partner in Japan's aerospace consortium announced that the groupplans to accept a B

Wine drinking in Japan hasn't reached the levels of other industrialized nations, but a U.S. Departm

Worldwide catastrophe claims payments of some 200 million ($320 million) by British insurers in the

Eastern Europe's move toward market-oriented economies, and its subsequent emergence as a serious co

REORGANIZATION TO HIT SEA-LAND 1990 INCOMEEDISON, N.J. - A recently completed staff reorgani

In a move that speaks to the strong state of U.S. exports, westbound trans- Pacific container carrie

The International Monetary Fund has approved a standby arrangement for the Hungarian government for

Olin Corp. formed a joint venture company in Japan to produce toluene- diisocyana te and take advan

An expected heightened demand by Eastern European countries for farm products is likely to benefit t

US TECHNOLOGICAL EDGE DECLINING, SURVEY SAYSAmerica's technological edge is declining, accor

The U.S. pavilion at the Budapest Spring International fair is completely sold out as a result of ov

BUSINESS INVENTORIES ROSE 0.2 PERCENT IN JANUARYU.S. business inventories rose 0.2 percent i

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

Milo looks and tastes like cocoa crystals. Mix it with milk, and you have a semi-sweet cocoa drink.<

A Soviet energy crisis is looming, a U.S. energy expert said Wednesday. Robert Ebel, vice pr

QUAYLE HINTS AT LOAN FOR ARGENTINABUENOS AIRES, Argentina - Vice President Dan Quayle Wednes

Mar. 14, 1990 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

The Port of Kalama reported gains in employment, exports and land development for 1989. Empl

A company owned by P&O Australia has ordered two U.S. training simulators to help improve container

A key House subcommittee chairman warned that he will not support U.S. funding for international fin

The Export-Import Bank Wednesday unveiled a new technique to help U.S. exporters sell to Mexico.

Real farm income in the European Community rose 9.5 percent in 1989, compared with a 1.3 percent in

One question frequently asked about Boeing Co.'s deals with foreign aerospace companies is whether t

Twenty or 30 years ago, if you couldn't find your way on the road, you turned in to a service statio

OVERNITE TO SOON BEGIN OPERATIONS IN TORONTORICHMOND, Va. - Overnite Transportation Co. will

Singapore ship repairer Jurong Shipyard Ltd. has secured two more contracts, totaling S$20.5 million

Maritime Administrator Warren Leback said Wednesday that talks on a U.S.-Soviet bilateral maritime a

Monsanto Co.'s stock dropped sharply in early trading Wednesday after the company announced its firs

The first round of contract negotiations between waterfront employers and the labor union representi

UN OFFICIAL TARGETS HOLES IN EARTH'S OZONEThe holes in the earth's protective ozone layer wi

Coping with the speed of changes in Eastern Europe is no easy task for the U.S. Department of Commer

Coca-Cola GmbH, the West German subsidiary of Atlanta-based Coca-Cola Co.,plans to open up t

An Illinois congressman introduced legislation Wednesday to deregulate trucking operations within st

The possible sale of the cruise ship Monterey to foreign interests today is causing a firestorm of o

The International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union has apparently blinked in its battle with

The United States disclosed details Wednesday of an offer to eliminate all duties on a wide range of

Major steamship lines serving the North Atlantic failed this week to hammer out an agreement to redu