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Oil prices continued to climb Thursday. Residual fuel oil supplies remain tight and prices c

AN ONTARIO LUMBER shipper will probably be shopping for a contract with an over-the-road trucker nex

EDI, Spread the Word! also created three awards for those in the media who cover the happenings in e

Enron Corp. and Soviet authorities signed a letter of intent to explore energy opportunities in the

GATT SAYS US CURBS STILL WORRY TRADERSThe world's major commercial nations remain concerned

ABF OPENS TERMINALS IN CANADA, MEXICOFORT SMITH, Ark. - ABF Freight System Inc. has opened a

The Massachusetts Port Authority said Thursday that a state Senate measure passed this week would co

AMERICAN PRESIDENT DOMESTIC CO. - (Oakland, Calif.) Douglas E. Stephenson was named vice president a

South Africa's ailing economy could receive a "post-apartheid dividend" if it ended its segregation,

US, JAPAN STILL AT ODDS OVER FOREST PRODUCTSJapan and the United States Thursday ended two d

Waterfront management and labor officials at the Port of Hampton Roads don't think a new proposal fo

Nalfleet Marine Chemicals has developed a new computer program that helps tell the condition of boi

Hotels, telecommunications, textiles and shipping are the biggest draws so far for foreign money out

The new port agency for the Port of Philadelphia is threatening to use its eminent domain powers to

Dockers at the Port of Felixstowe voted Thursday to return to work. Britain's largest contai

Carnival Cruise Lines Inc. has reached agreement with a shipyard in Finland to finish building a $25

Hazardous Cargo Workshop. Jan. 4. New Orleans. Stowage, segregation and securing containerized cargo

COCOA TRADERS IN NEW YORK AND LONDON, the major centers for cocoa trade, arefinding a spark

ENTREPRENEURSHIP along the Berlin Wall is taking a beating. Military police reportedly are s

A struggling steel complex in Malaysia may use American technology for a new direct reduction plant

Dec. 14, 1989 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

Regulating the types of fuel used in power plants will reduce air pollution, especially if combined

CIBRO UNVEILS UNIT AT ALBANY REFINERYALBANY, N.Y. - Cibro Petroleum unveiled a 3.5-megawatt

BP America Inc.'s BP Exploration unit plans to develop its Mississippi Canyon Block 109 in the Gulf

Little progress is expected to be made toward tackling the problems of structural oversupply and dec

When a Midwest Express Airlines jet crashed in September 1985, many people predicted doom for the ti

YX International Cargo has established an extensive road feeder network designed primarily to haul i

Japan's Ministry of International Trade and Industry is seeking nearly $12 million in budget allocat

The nation's top aviation official has directed a task force to study the issue of airport privatiza

M&T Chemicals Inc., of Woodbridge, N.J., has announced adjustments in its pricing structure for prod

A key farm state legislator plans to press ahead with a probe of a farm export program for possible

It's still a long way off, but a proposed $1 billion airport expansion at St. Louis' Lambert Field h

The Chicago Mercantile Exchange and Chicago Board of Trade announced Thursday that they would begin

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

SINGAPORE AIRLINES, SWISSAIR SIGN ACCORDSwissair and Singapore Airlines will embark on close

The White House has denied that President Bush's brother was involved in a conflict of interest by h

Several hundred tons of Asian pears piling up at West Coast ports probably will have to be re-export

The International Longshoremen's Association and a Milwaukee-based stevedoring company have signed a

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

The Group of 24 Western nations Wednesday underlined their commitment to support political and econo