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The U.S. invasion of Panama early Wednesday disrupted normal aviation and air cargo movements to tha

Wed., Dec. 20, 1989 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.

One of the newest faces on the New England air cargo scene goes with one of the oldest names in Bost

Seven ocean vessels still in the St. Lawrence Seaway's Montreal-Lake Ontario section Wednesday were

Ship traffic continued to decline at the Port of Philadelphia's biggest dock, the Packer Avenue Mari

A mixture of common cooking oil and methanol will be tested as a fuel in a Denver city bus.

The Japanese automobile industry is faced with a unique and, some might say, enviable problem: how t

The Justice Department's sudden attack this week on pricing practices in the trucking industry could

KEY HONG KONG PEOPLE TO GET UK CITIZENSHIPU.K. Foreign Secretary Douglas Hurd announced Wedn

HONG KONG TO LAUNCH INTEREST RATE CONTRACTHong Kong's long-awaited interest rate futures con

Officials at East Coast and Gulf ports spent Wednesday biting their nails as they tried to determine

Iraq has promised to increase payments on its debt to Japanese companies partly through payment for

Pan American World Airways' search for a partner reportedly has taken Chairman Thomas Plaskett to Fr

Evergreen Marine Corp. is testing routes from Seattle's new on-dock railyard to determine if it can

The European Community earlier this month submitted two anti-dumping proposals to the General Agreem

INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION IN FRANCE RISES 1.1 PERCENTFrance's industrial production, excluding c

Banque Nationale de Paris and Credit Lyonnais, France's largest and second- largest commercial banks

South Korean exporters of small business telephone systems are selling in the U.S. market at less th

GERMAN FIRMS DISCUSS JOINT RELATIONSHIPHenkel KGaA signed an agreement with East Germany's s

The fuel oil industry continued scrambling Tuesday to meet the demand as prices continued to go up.<

Concerned about Brazil's ability to meet its U.S. sugar quota, Bush administration officials are urg

GHANA TO GRIND MORE OF ITS COCOA CROPACCRA, Ghana - Ghana's Cocoa Processing Co. is to incre

Some companies have achieved great success in Japan by playing the game the Japanese way. An

American Telephone & Telegraph Co. said Tuesday it plans to cut its long- distance telephone rates b

Dec. 19, 1989 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPreClose High Low

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

The Department of Justice Tuesday asked the Interstate Commerce Commission to revoke the antitrust i

Major ship lines serving the North Atlantic, but not part of the nine-member collective rate-setting

The Coast Guard has completed the harmonization of federal navigation aids in the U.S. system with a

Poland unexpectedly delayed signing a crucial agreement with the International Monetary Fund Tuesday

Argentine Economy Minister Erman Gonzalez Tuesday estimated consumer prices will increase 50 percent

A former British prime minister, a tennis star and a golf champion are among 800 members of a Lloyd'

Estee Lauder Inc., New York, is enjoying huge success at its Moscow store, where the average wait in

ON THE HORIZON. I recently spoke with Timothy J. Rhein, president and chief executive of Oakland, Ca

Federal futures regulators Tuesday approved plans by two Chicago exchanges to trade gold options and

Boeing Co. will do structural updates on 13 Pan American World Airways' passenger 747 aircraft under

As the recent rally in gold prices shows signs of abating, analysts look to events in Eastern Europe

A battle has begun to ensure small business is not left out of the electronic communications equatio

One of two container freight stations subsidized by the New York Shipping Association will shut down

The government's civil engineering office has published three revised maps of the nation's major wat