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The United States will not act this year against South Korea and the European Community for trade ba

CONTAINER OPERATIONS 1990. Feb. 20-21. San Francisco. Conference and exhibition sponsored by three t

Those waiting eagerly for the federal government to spell out its transportation policy in minute de

Cast (1983) Ltd. announced plans Thursday to move its European base on its North Atlantic liner serv

Japan's Fair Trade Commission, a trade watchdog, is probing several Japanese firms about possible co

A deal to sell parts of the truck chassis fleet owned by Atlantic Container Line is in the works, in

The Interstate Commerce Commission today will select a carrier to provide interim service over the d

January's imports of crude oil and refined products rocketed up to some of the highest levels ever,

An organization representing private health insurers has developed a plan to make health coverage af

The Soviet Union has delayed the start of direct flights between Moscow and Tel Aviv under pressure

General Motors Corp. earnings fell by 50 percent and Ford Motor Co.'s profit tumbled by 72.9 percent

Heated exchanges over Gov. James Florio's proposed automobile insurancereforms are becoming daily oc

Massachusetts Insurance Commissioner Timothy Gailey is seeking outside counsel to defend him against

A growing dispute in the state may end with county governments winning clear- cut power to tax indiv

AETNA LIFE REPORTS SMALL DECLINE IN NETHARTFORD, Conn. - Aetna Life & Casualty Co.'s net inc

AIA SAYS FLORIO PLAN WON'T CUT NJ CLAIMSNew Jersey Gov. Jim Florio's auto insurance proposal

China's state-owned insurer says revenue last year amounted to 14 billion yuan (US$3.8 billion), up

AS DREXEL BURNHAM LAMBERT INC., the brokerage house that made its fortune on junk bonds, continues

INDIAN SUGAR OUTPUT, CONSUMPTION INCREASENEW DELHI, India - Indian sugar output in the first

One company is making no claims that plastic bags are degradable: the Noteworthy Co., a leading manu

MELAMINE RESINS American Cyanamid Co. announced it will increase the price of its Aerotex me

Victims of the 1984 Bhopal gas leak thrashed an effigy of Union Carbide Corp. with canes and then se

The owner of the tanker that spilled oil off Huntington Beach last week said the refining firm that

Ernest Pigott was named executive director of United Seamen's Service, an organization that provides

FREEPORT TO SELL PART OF NITROGEN BUSINESSFreeport-McMoRan Resource Partners, a 62 percent-o

SOVIETS TO MAINTAIN OIL OUTPUT, EXPORTSThe Soviet Union, the world's largest oil producer, w

Boeing Co. is betting that an even larger version of its 747 jumbo jet, and not a supersonic plane,

The future of Short Brothers PLC, the Belfast, Northern Ireland-based aerospace company acquired las

Lufthansa German Airlines has flown sophisticated medical supplies from the United States to the Sov

ALM Antillean Airlines has an uncertain future. While the Curacao-based, government-owned ai

Boeing Co. hopes to join China in a project to build 150 planes, but aerospace competitor McDonnell

What was hailed as a rising star in this region's business community, and the U.S. semiconductor ind

LESSOR BECOMES FIRST US CUSTOMER FOR A321International Lease Finance Corp. (ILFC) of Beverle

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

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

More than a fifth of the world's tanker and combined carrier fleet was underused at the end of last

A Federal Maritime Commission administrative law judge has consolidated two similar cases alleging t

A group of businesses and state law enforcement officials will conduct a demonstration Monday of th

Members of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations agreed Thursday that they should not rush into

LYKES BROS. SPONSORS BASEBALL CLINIC FOR KIDSLykes Bros. Steamship Co. is sponsoring a baseb