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A spokesman for Onomichi Dockyard Co. denied a published report that Taiwan's Evergreen Marine Corp.

The Soviet Union has not bought any sugar on the world market in the past two days and has no plans

EUROPEANS EXPECTED TO HIKE EDI SPENDINGBy 1994, European companies' spending on computerized

The Federal Maritime Commission's anti-rebating probe will go beyond thetrans-Pacific trades

Major U.S. shipping lines in the next few weeks intend to ask a global agency to endorse electronic

Lep Group PLC will pay $14.7 million cash to buy the Wohlfarth Group, a major German transport and d

The Prudential Insurance Co. of America has introduced what it says is the first mass-marketed plan

JAPAN MOVES TO PROTECT INTELLECTUAL PROPERTYTOKYO - Japan's Finance Ministry has started to

The weekly freight index of Maritime Research Inc. (January-December 1972 equals 100 percent) is as

Jan. 26, 1990 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

New England fuel supplies were disrupted for a fourth day Friday as another section of decayed seawa

JAPAN'S CRUDE IMPORTS RISE FROM YEAR AGOJapan's crude oil imports in December totaled around

Japan Air System Co. announced its decision at the weekend to place orders for around 10 MD-90 twin-

THE WISH LIST KEEPS GROWING. Aluminum industry executives wish for: a recession-less economy

Several dockworkers union locals in eastern Canada are preparing to follow Montreal's lead by breaki

Japan's Finance Ministry is concerned about the growing popularity of program trading and its effect

The Journal of Commerce Industrial Price Index declined in the week ended Friday, as higher plywood

Depending on where you sit, Northern Telecom's Maestro is a great boon to your privacy - or a sign t

MINESWEEPERS TO LEAVE PERSIAN GULF FOR USThree U.S. minesweepers operating in the Persian Gu

In an apparent sign of troubles to come, a pack of U.S. commodity groups is stating publicly - some

JAPANESE BEING URGED TO EASE TRADE CURBSJapan should ease import quotas and other trade rest

France said it is suspending all aid programs and bilateral projects with Haiti in protest against h

REGIONAL BLOCS The Progress of Policy Reform in Latin America. Jan. 30. New York. Contact Am

Union representatives for USAir's 6,000 pilots accepted a proposed contract late last week, ending 1

In addition to headlines of the gales which had racked Britain the previous day, Friday's editions o

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

James Herman, newly elected port commission president of the Port of San Francisco, lashed out at th

LEGISLATIVE SUPPORT always seems close at hand for the Port of Charleston, and once again South Caro

1651 (Jan. 26, 1990) Previous day - 1646 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

DEAN WORLDWIDE (Huntington Beach, Calif.) - Robert A. Wright, former general manager, was promoted t

Gov. Jim Florio has added leaders of the New Jersey chapter of the American Association of Retired P

Nedlloyd Lines, a division of Royal Nedlloyd Group NV, has signed a letter of intent for two giant c

Soviet Union port and railroad congestion may delay further purchases of U.S. corn for as long as a

WATERFORD WORKERS AGREE TO ARBITRATIONDUBLIN, Ireland - Waterford's 2,300 glass crystal work

NYMEX INCREASES PROPANE ASSESSMENTThe New York Mercantile Exchange raised the second spot-mo

CHINA WARNS SOVIETS TO CONSULT ON AIR LINKChina, which claims sovereignty over Taiwan, has w

The hull of the Avianca plane that crashed in New York last Thursday was insured for $5.3 million, a

West Germans have registered mixed reactions to East Germany's plan to liberalize its joint venture

Influential business groups are about to mount a coordinated congressional effort to end a customs u

An investment group led by the former head of Macmillan Inc. said Thursday it had agreed to acquire