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SANYO ELECTRIC PLANS TO DOUBLE IMPORTSOSAKA, Japan - Sanyo Electric Co. plans to double its

FUJITSU GETS LEG UP WITH NEUROCOMPUTERFujitsu Ltd.'s new superneurocomputer gives it an edge

Re-exports will be the mainstay of the local toy industry this year, company executives believe, hel

The State Department says the new Romanian government may have earned the right to lower tariffs for

Responding to the rapid changes in Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union, the East Bloc's trade organi

FRANCE TO LIBERALIZE INVESTMENT RULESFrench Economic Minister Pierre Beregovoy Wednesday pre

Growing Swiss demand for perishable foods and high-technology products helped boost U.S. exports to

W. GERMANY'S GNP INCREASED 4 PERCENT IN 1989FRANKFURT, West Germany - West Germany's real gr

Western Europe will have to foot most of the bill for reform in Eastern Europe, two U.S. congressmen

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

Japanese companies welcomed a decision by China's government to lift martial law, but are remaining

Daewoo Shipbuilding & Heavy Machinery Ltd. got a new chief this month as part of a reshuffling of ex

The South Street Seaport Museum is seeking volunteer tour guides. The museum, located in low

CARRIER GROUPS END SURCHARGES AT 2 PORTSShipping lines operating between Japan and the Middl

Smuggling on ocean vessels continues to be a primary method of importing contraband, including narco

The name of Ardley R. Hanemann Jr., vice president, corporate relations, for Lykes Bros. Steamship C

Jan. 10, 1990 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPreClose High Low Vol.

1652 (Jan. 10, 1990) Previous day - 1644 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

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

A West German airline's plan to start new cargo and passenger flights to four U.S. cities this sprin

A Hong Kong airline that plans to double the size of its all-cargo fleet with new Boeing Co. freight

Two Connecticut-based insurers say they are making little or no money from individual health insuran

American Airlines is raising rates for hauling cargo between airports, the company said in a release

CONSECO AGREES TO BUY TEMPLE-INLAND LIFE UNITConseco Inc., a Carmel, Ind.-based life-insuran

AVIATION OFFICE OF AMERICA CORP. (Dallas) - Nick Walton III was named manager, claims division of th

NORTHWEST SAYS CURBS ON JETS COULD CUT JOBSEAGAN, Minn. - In a move to block additional nois

The plan was first laid out between a broker and an investment counselor in the unlikely venue of th

New officers were named to three major property/casualty insurance organizations during the joint in

In his annual state of the state address, California Gov. George Deukmejian indicated that he and As

Primary inventories of distillate fuel oil, used for home heating, and gasoline were drawn down furt

The law firm of Haight, Gardner, Poor & Havens, New York, which handles maritime regulatory cases, h

LONDON EXCHANGE EXTENDS HOURS TODAYThe extension of trading hours on London's International

The chemical industry in China met or exceeded its goals for last year, it was reported Wednesday, b

Nickel faces a period of continuing price weakness, pressured lower by bearish fundamentals of incre

Wilhelmsen Lines A/S, the Norwegian shipping line that lost 50 staff in an air crash last September,

Chemical Commodities Inc., a Kansas brokerage that has had several brushes with environmental proble

Cast (1983) Ltd. has launched a weekly feeder service between North Europe and Scandinavia, with the

A quiet revolution in transportation technology is taking shape here in America's favorite playgroun

The December freeze in the Florida orange groves should guarantee Brazilian citrus growers and proce

Mobay Corp. of Pittsburgh, Pa., and Calgene Inc. of Davis, Calif., announced Tuesday anagreement to