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AMAX COAL INDUSTRIES (Indianapolis) - J. Mark Cook was named senior vice president of Amax Coal Sale

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

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

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

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

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

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

Canada recorded its first monthly merchandise trade deficit since March 1976, as trade in October fe

E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Co. is negotiating a complex venture with the Soviet Union under which the

China's annual output of ethylene will increase to nearly 2 million metric tons with completion of a

Oil spill legislation currently moving through Congress will create a new liability, prevention and

An apparent rift has developed in the Transpacific Stabilization Agreement, the group of ocean carri

A fee paid by port security companies in New York and New Jersey will be cut 24 percent on Jan. 1 un

WHAT IS HAPPENING: Shipowners with ships registered in Panama are rushing to re-register their ships

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

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

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

Standing alongside a huge construction pit, M.A. Khokhar rattles off a list of foreign companies sup

West Germany and East Germany agreed Thursday to set up a joint economiccommission to guide

Yet another U.S.-flag shipping line has sought the protection of the bankruptcy courts with a Chapte

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

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

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

PRESIDENTIAL PROCLAMATION 6030, ANNEX 1: DUTY-FREE STATUS UNDER THE COMPACT OF FREE ASSOCIATION. Pre

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

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

Toy trains, which have chugged around so many Christmas trees in years past, are coming "round again

Trade leads are supplied by: US Department of Agriculture, Foreign Agricultural Service Agri

The United States and its allies are expected to move slowly in easing controls on goods and technol

Consolidated Rail Corp. is slashing 450 positions among its non-union management and administrative

Transportation companies are fighting to stay in the mainstream of the electronic data interchange t

United Airlines, seeking to keep abreast of fast-growing Pacific markets, said it would almost doubl

The U.S. international payments deficit narrowed sharply in the third quarter to $22.7 billion, the

DUN'S AIRS PUBLICATION OF EUROPEAN DIRECTORYPARSIPPANY, N.J. - Dun's Marketing Services, a u

Wed., Dec. 13, 1989 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.

The 1990s will be a decade of steady, though somewhat slower, economic growth, a leading business sp

China Ocean Shipping Co. has taken delivery of the latest of its third- generati on containerships,

Texas Gov. Bill Clements has approved a new workers compensation package that will increase benefits