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Optimism is resurfacing in some circles of the U.S. wheat trade that the Soviet Union might soon bid

The life of a diplomat is not all sweetness and light. Mexican Consul Agustin Barrios Gomez, who wor

1651 (Nov. 2, 1989) Previous day - 1647 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in L

A system of competing currencies within the European Community was formally proposed by the British

JAPAN RANKS 6TH AMONG US INVESTMENT MARKETSJapan is the sixth-largest overseas investment ma

The Customs Service on Jan. 8 will open a centralized examination station for air freight in Los Ang

LLOYD'S TO COMPENSATE DEFRAUDED MEMBERSLloyd's of London announced Thursday that is to set u

Despite fears that a large earthquake would cause dozens of uncontrollable chemical accidents, exper

The Multi-Fibre Arrangement is an international accord established under the General Agreement on Ta

The Savannah port community is reeling this week following the sudden elimination of 30 jobs at the

A sudden bankruptcy filing and a missed deadline have left two of the nation's largest trucking comp

This is the fastest-growing economy in Asia, but American companies are missing out on the opportuni

The U.S. dollar declined Thursday, except against the British pound. Sterling plunged on uns

Many Tokyo foreign exchange dealers are expecting the U.S. dollar to rise further next week, even if

A shortage of air cargo capacity continues to plague Indian garment exporters, despite government as

NIPPON CARGO AIRLINES STARTS BANGKOK SERVICENippon Cargo Airlines has begun weekly freighter

PACIFIC RATE GROUP SETS 6 PERCENT TARIFF HIKEThe Pacific Coast/Australia-New Zealand Tariff

Consumer activist Ralph Nader struck again at this week's convention of the National Association of

A state-underwritten earthquake insurance program for California has been proposed by three Californ

Further evidence of the parlous state of China's coal industry emerged Thursday with a warning that

China plans to construct several nuclear power plants between 1991 and the end of the decade to meet

The board of British Rail is expected to announce today it is delaying for a year a decision on buil

CSX TRANSPORTATION INC. (Jacksonville, Fla.) - Edward H. Latchford has been named vice president-fin

For the week ended Oct. 28, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 1

INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION DROPS IN W. GERMANYFRANKFURT, West Germany - West German industrial pr

Hundreds of tons of sea-air cargo from Japan are moving to Brazil through Los Angeles in a new Airbo

Rhetoric is getting sharper over the issue of pilotage on the Great Lakes, as a public meeting conve

An unusually united American negotiating team will face its Japanese counterpart next week at the st

CIGNA REPORTS INCREASE IN THIRD-QUARTER NETCigna Corp. reported 1989 third-quarter net incom

A two-year-old trial method of processing health insurance claims is raising the cost of no-fault au

Eastman Kodak Co. Thursday announced earnings of $329 million, or $1.02 per share, for the quarter e

Acid rain control laws looming on the horizon could severely constrain the capacity of U.S. mining c

Administrators of Brazil's national shipbuilding fund have blocked release of financing for ships be

RULES OF ORIGIN - WHAT ARE THEY?: Rules of Origin are the laws, regulations and administrative pract

Exports in the first half of next year are likely to continue at the slower pace that has prevailed

Japanese aircraft manufacturers covet Boeing Co.'s marketing expertise and will invest hundreds of m

PAN AM ACTS TO PROVE US KNEW OF ATTACKLawyers for Pan Am are taking legal action to prove th

A Japanese oil analyst's contention that the world is heading for a third oil crisis is far too pess

A third global oil crisis may be approaching due to rapidly rising U.S. and Third World imports, a J

Thai Airways International announced plans Wednesday for a large purchase of European aircraft, but