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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

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

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

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

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

Union representatives for Italy's 7,000 customs workers voted Thursday to suspend the work slowdown

The dwindling number of ocean and surface carriers will boost international breakbulk shipping rates

The Federal Maritime Commission will hold an oral argument Feb. 28 on Matson Navigation Co.'s 3.6 pe

ICN Pharmaceuticals Inc. has become the first drug maker to stake a claim to the potentially enormou

The number of U.S. rigs drilling for oil and natural gas fell sharply in the past week by 32 to 899,

The Vorkuta mining region of the Soviet Union has come to a standstill as blizzard conditions have c

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

The International Air Transport Association has taken a strong position against the European Communi

Upheavals taking place in Eastern Europe are likely to result in the biggest economic bonanza since

Air & Expedited Motor Carriers Conference, 24th annual convention, Feb. 18-21. Peabody Hotel, Orland

After securing a HK$7 billion (US$900 million) loan to finance a 20 percent stake in Hongkong Teleco

U.S. policy-makers and banks must achieve a strategic agenda to ensure the nation's ability to do bu

Gasoline marketers, citing sparse insurance availability, have asked the federal Environmental Prote

VW BACKS EC QUOTAS ON JAPANESE AUTOSThe European Community should establish quotas on Japane

The Federal Aviation Administration is taking unprecedented steps to ensure interception of suspicio

Beleaguered Drexel Burnham Lambert is closing out its commodities trading operations in London, sour

The North Carolina State Ports Authority appears to be improving its battered image in the maritime

CANAL PANEL REVISES ENGINEER LICENSE RULESThe Panama Canal Commission is revising its rules

The Interstate Commerce Commission warned a Pennsylvania trucking company that it cannot avoid stric

Feb. 14, 1990 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPreClose High Low Vol.

Styrene monomer consumption in the United States is expected to grow by anaverage of 3.8 per

SOVIET UNION TO REDUCE OIL EXPORTS TO POLANDWARSAW, Poland - The Soviet Union is to cut firs

The European Commission has objected to Air France's takeover of Union de Transports Aeriens as a pr

The trustee for the bankrupt Delaware & Hudson Railway started shutting the carrier down Wednesday a

Brazilian President-elect Fernando Collor de Mello said Wednesday his government would declare a "st

The federal government moved Wednesday to take over six New York area units of the International Lon

Quotations are offered rates of New York city banks relating to currency transfers of $1 million or

The U.S. dollar drifted lower Wednesday, particularly against the deutsche mark, in a quiet market.<

Foreign debt negotiators from five developing countries will meet in Caracas Feb. 23-24 to discuss s

Agents for a ship carrying Salvadoran coffee left aboard because of political protests in other port

U.S.-built semi-trailers over 48-feet long will be permitted on Ontario roads under an agreement rea

Paccar Inc. passed rival Navistar International Transportation Corp. last month and pulled into the

Japan will ease the tariff on foreign edible oil imports beginning in April 1991, according to rumor