Latest news

When the Supreme Court ruled in June that the Eighth Amendment does not bar juries from awarding lar

Unisys Corp. has won the largest government computer order of the year from the finance department o

By using everything but the pig's squeal, Cincinnati's John Morrell & Co. hasput itself on t

US STILL PRESSES JAPAN IN CONSTRUCTION TALKSRenewed U.S. pressure on Japan to open up its co

East Germany stands on the brink of a "wirtschaftswunder," the almost miraculous economic recovery a

Ivory is suddenly taboo in the United States. In an effort to save the elephant - recently d

The Journal of Commerce Industrial Price Index continued its decline, possibly signaling modest infl

Soviet publications sold on U.S. newsstands are usually bought for their novelty value. When

NORTHWEST AIRLINES (St. Paul, Minn.) - Thomas E. Devine was promoted to staff vice president, mainte

Mantu Ebsouri, a 27-year-old Nigerian factory worker, once dreamed of owning a color television set,

State airline Aeroflot, whose poor service has made it the butt of jokes by Soviet air passengers, w

Strong interest is being shown in Hong Kong's mega-project to build a new airport and more container

GERMAN AIRLINES HOPE TO CONTINUE AIR LINKSThe two German airlines, Lufthansa German Airlines

Trans World Airlines reported a net loss of $29.9 million on revenue of $1.2 billion during the thir

Air Canada is taking steps to increase the profitability of freight operations by restructuring them

REGIONAL BLOCS Spain, the Business Gateway to Europe 1992. Nov. 14-15. Newark, N.J. Seminar

Lone Star Beer, once the choice of urban cowboys, will become a chic, imported brew in London pubs a

Trade leads supplied by: US Department of Commerce , U.S. and Foreign Commercial Service, Room HCHB

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

It is now up to a House-Senate conference committee to draft a final oil- spill liability and compen

Nov. 10, 1989 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPreClose High Low Vol.

The weekly freight index of Maritime Research Inc. (January-December 1972 equals 100 percent)is as f

WATERMAN STEAMSHIP RELOCATING NY OFFICEWaterman Steamship Corp., a U.S.-flag liner shipping

GIVE THOSE GUYS A HAND! Florida ports receive no state financial assistance. That hasn't mad

1656 (Nov. 10, 1989) Previous day - 1654 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

ALEXANDER & ALEXANDER INC. (New York) - Luther T. Griffith was named managing vice president of this

HUGO CLAIMS UPDATE SCHEDULED FOR NOV. 14A report on the hundreds of thousands of insurance c

A health insurance crunch looming in California could overshadow the crisis created by Proposition 1

The third-quarter net loss of beleaguered but battling insurance broker Frank B. Hall widened to $19

The Massachusetts Insurance Division threatens to suspend Allstate Insurance Co.'s life insurance li

The Michigan House Committee on Insurance reported out last week a bill that would prohibit the stat

PUERTO RICO TERMINAL PACT INKED BY OXYCHEMOccidental Chemical Corp., Dallas said it signed a

EC LIKELY TO INCREASE FOOD AID FOR POLANDBRUSSELS, Belgium - The European Community should g

Hog producers should enjoy a profitable year in 1990. Average live hog prices, based on U.S.

India is loosening restriction on foreign investment to expand and improve its petrochemicals indust

It's hard to get a grip on the world market anymore without running smack into Moscow or Beijing. Fo

Annual 1 Mo. 3 Mo. Daily Smoothed Ago Ago Year11/10 11/9 Ch

U.S. Department of Agriculture Secretary Clayton Yeutter will meet European Agriculture Commissioner

CHINESE OUTPUT SUFFERS FIRST DROP IN 10 YEARSChina's manufacturing output in October suffere

The chairman of GNP Commodities Inc. said at a Commodity Futures TradingCommission hearing F