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President Bush, reiterating the administration's hopes of negotiating an overall trade agreement wit

Ships managed from Cyprus and flying the Cypriot flag will enjoy a 30 percent discount on their annu

U.S. steam coal exporters won't have to face a utility buying cartel as a result of the unification

West Germany does not want to resume negotiations for a new international coffee pact, parliamentari

A storm-damaged car-carrying ship grounded in Narragansett Bay near Newport, R.I., Thursday morning

More than 30 U.S. companies will be represented in Czechoslovakia next week at an investment confere

Suppliers of the following items seek U.S. importers/distributors. Interested parties are asked to c

MITSUI, IRANIAN FIRM SCRAP JOINT VENTUREMitsui & Co. and Iran's National Petrochemical Co. a

Waterfront labor and management on the West Coast have agreed to drop their last legal challenge inv

The storms that have lashed Northern Europe over the past two weeks may cost insurers as much as $8.

USF&G REPORTS SURGE IN NET FOR 4TH QUARTERBALTIMORE, Md.- USF&G Corp. reported net income fo

STYRENE-BUTADIENE LATEXES Reichhold Chemicals Inc.'s emulsion polymers division announced a

In January, James L. Kolstad finally got the White House nod and was appointed to chair the National

Feb. 8, 1990 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

A U.S. Bankruptcy Court judge is due to weigh the fate of the suddenly popular Delaware & Hudson Rai

Sea Containers Ltd., the shipping, ports and container-leasing group, will recommend a recapitalizat

AMERICAN EXPRESS BEGINS NEW UK SERVICEAmerican Express Co. on Thursday launched a British fi

Britain's highest court of appeal ruled against Borden's Inc. Thursday in a battle over the right to

GRAND METROPOLITAN PUTS ALPO ON THE BLOCKGrand Metropolitan PLC, the huge British food and l

Western Europe could be entering an era of high interest rates in response to demand for capital to

The price of tin is unlikely to decline much further, and could rise to about M$18 ($2.29 a pound)

MOST MEXICAN BANKS SIGN DEBT AGREEMENTMost of Mexico's largest lending banks have signed the

As U.S. junk bond buyers have disappeared following the market's meltdown, hopeful salesmen are agai

Southeast Asia is a crucial testing ground for new markets in the 1990s with the challenges facing s

For the second time in less than a year, the U.S. Postal Service has won airline backing to extend t

SkyWest Inc. lost $263,000 in the third fiscal quarter ended Dec. 31. In the comparable 1988 quarter

AUSTRALIA IMPORTED 2 AIRCRAFT IN JANUARYSYDNEY, Australia - Two Boeing 747-400s were the on

Large predator fish, like sharks, are often shadowed by smaller fish that feed off the tidbits they

Feb. 8, 1990 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPreClose High Low Vol.

The Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee Thursday approved the nominations of Edwar

Trading volume on the London Metal Exchange increased for all base metals except copper last month c

CME TO BEGIN TRADING LIBOR FUTURES IN APRILThe Chicago Mercantile Exchange said Thursday it

Upgrading the nation's strained airport and airways system is the most critical infrastructure need

A week-old strike at a Ford Motor Co. engine assembly plant in northern Mexico ended Thursday, and t

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

Between snow flurries, Eugene Pentimonti walked out onto an American President Lines wharf, where an

Insurance Commissioner Roxani Gillespie, angered by the reluctance of insurers to respond to the sta

The American Waterways Operators, the trade association for the nation's tug and towboat industry ha

The U.S. dollar rose except against the yen Thursday, and dealers said the greenback may climb to 1.

The Swiss Federal Court opened up bank documents Thursday to help Greek authorities investigate a fo