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Amerijet International Inc. asked federal transportation officials to investigate charges that Everg

FEDERAL EXPRESS CREW SAYS NO TO UNIONMEMPHIS, Tenn. - Flight crewmembers at Federal Express

French President Francois Mitterrand has called on the 12 members of the European Commission to revi

A shipping company and a shipyard are among state-owned enterprises in Taiwan slated for privatizati

Early this year, Michigan Millers Mutual Insurance Co. was having second thoughts about its fleet of

Inflation in the European Community accelerated in September and the gap widened between its average

BUSH OKS $3.5 BILLION IN EARTHQUAKE AIDPresident Bush Thursday signed a $3.45 billion earthq

A top official with the Japanese Embassy said the United States and Japan must work together to assu

Foreign Minister Taro Nakayama has expressed his support for item-by-item bilateral trade talks invo

CHENEY URGES CAUTION IN EXPORTS TO E. BLOCMILDENHALL, England - Defense Secretary Dick Chene

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

Reduced crew sizes resulting from the economic squeeze on the maritime industry might improve safety

Tourists who wander into David Lai's ivory shop are told to browse as they like among the stacks of

With less than nine years of British rule remaining, Hong Kong is experiencing a wave of new pressur

PAN AM, SHERATON IN MOSCOW VENTUREPan American World Airways Inc. and ITT Sheraton signed a

Oct. 25, 1989 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPreClose High Low

Quotations are offered rates of New York city banks relating to currency transfers of $1 million or

1624 (Oct. 25, 1989) Previous day - 1612 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

The U.S. dollar edged higher Wednesday on Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan's anti-inflation r

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

The president of the Asian Development Bank said Tuesday it is preparing new loans for China, which

Europe's historic market-unification plan is still in a "fragile" state and has yet to deal with its

Wed., Oct. 25, 1989 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.

A hostile suitor warned Sea Containers Ltd. not to sell assets before giving shareholders a chance t

The Bush administration Wednesday said it generally supports a House effort to further revise ship m

Canada Steamship Lines Inc. is building a new generation of self-unloadingbulk vessels that

Japan's crude steel output in 1989 will probably hit a nine-year high of 108.09 million metric tons

Proponents of the Port of Philadelphia are pushing for a program to make use of a major state highw

A Paterson, N.J., money management firm sees bright prospects for Nortankers Inc., thanks to a reduc

Tired of the set-up and tear-down hassles of trade shows? All-America Expo Inc. plans to bui

Brazilian government financing has been approved for the construction in local shipyards of three o

WHAT DO INQUIRING COAL INDUSTRY MINDS want to know? For one: How will the integration of the Europea

Despite a wave of public criticism over a 20 percent cost overrun, the South African government sti

Oct. 25, 1989 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

DOLE NAMES MEDIATOR FOR PITTSTON TALKSLabor Secretary Elizabeth Dole Wednesday named W.J. Us

New England Electric System said that its subsidiary, New England Energy Inc., will sell its interes

Unocal Corp. said it plans to offer extended payment assistance to its credit card customers in comm

NORWAY'S NEW MINISTER TO MAINTAIN OIL POLICYHELSINKI, Finland - Norway's crude oil productio

Supplies of distillate and gasoline declined, the American Petroleum Institute's latest weekly suppl

Singapore's Changi Airport experienced large growth in fiscal 1988-1989, setting records for passeng