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Cargo Network Services Corp., Garden City, N.Y., is taking a new automated system for distributing a

High interest rates that helped push the Canadian dollar to a nine-year peak have enraged exporters

Agriculture Secretary Clayton Yeutter told wheat growers Thursday that developing countries can be g

UNITED HOPES TO FLY CHICAGO-TOKYO ROUTEUnited Airlines has asked the Department of Transport

For the person who eats out a lot, a discount dining card slices the tab down to size. Three

Pennsylvania Attorney General Ernie Preate Jr. charged that the heating oil crisis is "artificial" a

GHANA - $14 million for a gold mine project by Canadian Bogosu Resources Ltd. and $3.2 million for a

A $4 billion coal-fired power plant proposed for northeastern Nevada poses no insurmountable environ

CHINA BLASTS TAIWAN ON BID TO JOIN GATTChina Thursday dismissed as "utterly illegal and absu

A Washington, D.C.-based consulting firm said it is assembling a consortium of companies interested

When the Long Beach Harbor Commission last year agreed to give the city $80 million to expand its co

The Chicago Board of Trade, in a detailed report, charged that the Italian grain firm Ferruzzi Finan

VISA TO OFFER CARDS TO CZECH CONSUMERSVisa International said a Visa debit card will become

The Port of Dunkirk in France handled more than 39 million tons of cargo in 1989, about 10 percent m

West Germany is widely expected to dominate initial trading with Eastern European countries, but thi

JUST WHEN YOU THOUGHT everything was settled, it's not. That's what the Port of Philadelphia

Government support for proposals to expand subsidies to U.S. shipping companies is prompting Dock Ex

California's bitter auto insurance dispute is shaping up as the key battle in a weekend meeting of t

Increased general cargo traffic at the Port of Amsterdam helped the port's overall cargo volume duri

Jan. 11, 1990 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

An obscure federal agency that insures pensions for one-third of America's workers is struggling und

Two New York assemblymen plan to introduce legislation that would mandate state pension funds be inv

Posted home heating oil prices dropped further Thursday, and even broke through the 80-cent-a-gallon

State Comptroller Edward Regan has charged the state agency that oversees insolvent insurance compan

FIVE NJ INSURERS FINED FOR VIOLATING LAWSTRENTON, N.J. - Five insurance companies, including

The government appears to be moving decisively ahead with its much-discussed nuclear program, which

The Bush administration, after repeatedly urging farmers to manage risks by buying federal crop insu

NEW YORK RAIL SHIPPERS have mixed feelings over CP Rail's winning bid for the Delaware & Hudson Rail

British Petroleum Co.'s BP Oil International subsidiary, London, will build its first retail outlet

It will be about another week before striking miners vote on the tentative agreement union leaders r

Jan. 11, 1990 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPreClose High Low Vol.

SANTA FE RAILWAY STARTS ST. LOUIS SERVICEThe Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway has begun

1655 (Jan. 11, 1990) Previous day - 1652 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

ICF KAISER ENGINEERS (Oakland, Calif.) Charles B. Mudd Jr. was named a vice president in the firm's

New England truckers and homeowners say the worst of the energy price crisis seems to be past but th

United Kingdom chemical production is expected to increase by only 1 percent in 1990 after a 4 perce

The heavy truck market continued to slump last month, ending the year on a sour note for buyers and

GOLD ANALYSTS view the Soviet Union's 50 percent hike in domestic gold prices as only "mildly psycho

Romania is in the market for 300,000 to 400,000 metric tons of soymeal or soybean equivalent and has

Containership lines belonging to the Transpacific Stabilization Agreement reaffirmed their intention