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Express One, a Dallas-based charter and contract airline, plans to withdrawfrom its mainstay

The U.S. housing market is not facing a recession, and demand in most markets should remain strong t

It may be impossible to make a silk purse from a sow's ear, but pig's hide just may end up in boutiq

An official from the American Association of Crop Insurers said President George Bush may scrap crop

AUTOMATED REPORTING OF ANTI-DUMPING/COUNTERVAILING DUTY INFORMATION. Recent enhancements to the Auto

WHAT IS IT: The U.S. Customs Service's user fee is a levy on goods entering the United States, paid

The government-owned Export-Import Bank of Japan is studying a request from three Southern states in

Back in 1980, when Aetna Life and Casualty Co. began selling computer systems to independent insuran

A group of four U.S-flag shipping companies is slashing prices for moving some military goods across

In an article appearing on Monday, Jan. 8, The Journal of Commerce reported that David E. Vincent w

American Ship Building Co. said it earned a profit for the three months ended Dec. 31, 1989, its fir

Jan. 18, 1990 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPreClose High Low Vol.

Saudi Arabia announced a substantial cut in its exports of some grades of light crude oil to Japan

Ordernet Services has introduced new versions of its Gentran software for mainframe and minicomputer

LIFFE CONTRACT CLEARED FOR USE IN THE USThe London Financial Futures Exchange's futures cont

European Community foreign ministers will be urged Saturday to approve substantial additional aid fr

China said that its coal output for 1989 exceeded a landmark 1 billion-ton state target but said ind

SHELL GAS NIGERIA BUYS 2 LNG CARRIERSShell Gas Nigeria BV announced Thursday that it exercis

Transportation Secretary Samuel K. Skinner said the United States will push hard for deregulation of

Southern Pacific Transportation Co. is raising its intermodal rates by 7 percent because of the rece

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

The European Community is bracing for some tough talks with the United States on the sensitive issue

Jan. 18, 1990 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

The time is ripe for a more "exciting, venturesome" Overseas Private Investment Corp., says its pres

EC corn producers Thursday tried to reactivate a long-standing controversial complaint against impor

AMERICAN TO REALIGN TRANS-ATLANTIC SERVICEAmerican Airlines will restructure its trans-Atlan

Three cargo consolidators filed a complaint with the Federal MaritimeCommission, accusing ma

Government Employees Insurance Co., or Geico, says it will appeal a circuit court decision barring t

Mitsubishi Corp.'s backing of a management-led plan to buy out Aristech Chemical Corp. may partly be

EX-IM BANK TO KEEP LOAN RATES UNCHANGEDThe U.S. Export-Import Bank's loan interest rates wil

Japanese enterprises accounted for roughly 40 percent of the total number of new foreign direct inve

Malaysian International Shipping Corp. has ordered a US$80 million containership from South Korea's

Japanese imports of China's Daqing crude oil will remain unchanged at 9.1 million tons this year, in

The towboat Arkwright of Consolidation Coal Co. led a veritable parade of tows that passed through M

The Dutch fourth quarter cocoa grind totaled 60,937 metric tons compared to 58,174 tons in the last

The South Korean government will introduce a market average exchange rate system from March 1, the K

Lufthansa German Airlines says it has agreed to buy enough General Electric Co. engines to power 41

The vessel management division of Monte Carlo-based Vlasov Group, formed at the depth of the 1980s s

Romanian officials have approached at least one large U.S. meat packer seeking 5,000 metric tons of

NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO. (New York) - Harry Hohn has been picked as chairman and chief executive