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AIRGAS INC. (Wilmington, Del.) - Lanny R. Patten was named president and chief operating officer, ef

The World Bank's International Finance Corp. has proposed sending a mission to Panama to discuss pos

GREEK VESSEL MISSING OFF SOUTHERN ENGLANDBritish coast guard units searched Tuesday for a Gr

AT&T Bell Laboratories' development of a light-based computer gives U.S. companies a significant lea

200,000 NEW JOBS EXPECTED IN REPORTJanuary's employment report, due out Friday, may show new

Bengt W. Tornquist, the former Wallenius Lines employee credited with developing the roll-on roll-of

This week: NEW ENGLAND: Green Mountain Power Corp., South Burlington, Vt.MID-ATLANTIC: New Y

Cogeneration is the hottest area for new orders of power generation equipment, the American Boiler M

Indonesia may cut the selling price of its liquefied natural gas to stay competitive and hold its le

* Gordon Platt - Credit Outlook 3A * EC 1992 Regulatory Roundup 4A* Richard Lawrence - Trade

Combustion Engineering Inc. shareholders Tuesday approved the merger of C-E into a subsidiary of Ase

Far East-Levingston Shipbuilding Ltd. has secured a S$500 million (US$250 million) contract to build

BANK OF CHINA TO DRAW ON JAPANESE CREDITThe Bank of China will draw $500 million of a $2 bil

An increasingly popular strategy among U.S. shippers is to reduce the number of freight carriers and

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

MEXICO, JAPAN SIGN OIL SUPPLY AGREEMENTMexico's state-owned oil company, Petroleos Mexicanos

The decision by America West Airlines to begin service at Palmdale Air Terminal in early January was

East European airlines are expected to lease some $2 billion of Western-built airplanes in the 1990s

The increase in world oil demand excluding the centrally planned economies may be about 6 million to

UPS PILOTS CHOOSE NEW UNION'S OFFICERSLOUISVILLE, Ky. - Pilots flying for United Parcel Serv

Airbus Industrie has given in to its West German partner's demands for more business in the final as

NMP IS SUBCONTRACTOR FOR BATH IRON, PETERSONTULSA, Okla. - NMP Corp. recently became a subco

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

Jan. 29, 1990 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

The revival of the northwest Indiana steel industry helped bolster cargo volumes at Burns Internati

President Bush's 1991 budget plan seeks tax incentives for the oil industry, proposes new consortia

Changes were made Jan. 1 in an international marine contract used for grain charters, but so far the

PROTECTION REMOVAL COULD BENEFIT AUSTRALIASYDNEY, Australia - Australia would benefit by aro

Malaysia's oil output is expected to fall to 46 percent of the country's total energy output by the

Tensions may be down between the United States and the Soviet Union, but the United States still nee

COURTAULDS COATINGS OPENS NEW WAREHOUSEHOUSTON - Courtaulds Coatings USA is now using its ne

The Chelsea River reopened to barge and tanker traffic Sunday morning after two shutdowns of the wat

A Coast Guard rule will provide an alternative to using its own personnel to conduct required re-ins

The chaos in Yugoslavia's political system may be less important, say foreign investors and many Yug

WORLDLINK LOGISTICS INC. (Cherry Hill, N.J.) - Larry J. Gilligan was named opera- tions manager for

Workers compensation insurance rates for high-risk Texas employers rose in January under new rules a

Service station operators are faced with obtaining expensive pollution liability insurance to meet E

Shippers can help themselves by carefully thinking through logistics plans, two industry executives

A long-awaited study of malpractice in New York hospitals concludes that thousands of hospital death

John R. Dunne, a former New York state senator and current president of the Conference of Insurance