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ORGANIZER CANCELS SHIP CRIME CONFERENCEA conference on maritime crime that was due to be hel

ORION AIR (Raleigh, N.C.) - John Parker, chief financial officer, has assumed the duties of Robert C

Rather than waiting around for government support that never materializes, badly strapped U.S. shipy

The United States and Japan have agreed to extend Japanese steel export restrictions for 30 more mon

In the controversy-ridden world of U.S. textile and apparel trade, representatives of domestic manuf

The Federal Maritime Commission is looking for a few choice guinea pigs to test its automated tariff

1593 (Oct. 20, 1989) Previous day - 1554 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

Asian investors still see property on the West Coast of the United States as a great chance for prof

CANADIAN NATIONAL INKS SALE PACT WITH CONRAILConsolidated Rail Corp. and Canadian National R

Hong Kong's chief executive brought his mission to restore confidence in the colony to the United St

MAKE YANKEE EXPORTS MORE EXPENSIVE; that will keep the balance of payments strong for Japan.

JAPAN'S TRADE SURPLUS FELL IN OCTOBER PERIODJapan had a $1.82 billion trade surplus on a cus

Five Western and three Soviet banks will open the first mixed capital bank in the Soviet Union to fi

A top international accounting and consulting firm has joined forces with a Soviet firm of managemen

Heavy start-up costs and a long pay-back period are forcing a rethink about Hong Kong's moves to cre

A group of U.S. investors, headed by investment bankers Bear Stearns & Co., took a controlling stake

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

The Indian government has announced minimum prices of between 145 and 220 US cents a kilogram for ex

The dollar appears to have settled into a lower trading range following weeks of central bank interv

Federal prosecutors told U.S. District Court Judge Ann Williams Friday they would decide whether to

Average daily production of primary aluminum in non-socialist countries in September fell by 200 met

The Journal of Commerce Industrial Price Index may be slowly moving off record high levels after som

TOPIX INDEX OPTIONS TRADING UNDER WAYOptions on the Topix Index started trading Friday on th

In the late 1970s, Cuba's beleaguered government began giving unprecedented leeway to novel, for-pro

FORD, SAAB SCRAP TALKS ON FUTURE COOPERATIONFord Motor Co. and Saab-Scania say they have dis

Exports have led to a world of change at Health-Mor Inc., a small, Lombard, Ill.-based vacuum-cleane

MICKEY MOUSE LEARNS TO SPEAK RUSSIANMake way for Comrade Mousesky.Soviet readers wil

Eleven years ago, Ella Manalang was an underpaid kindergarten teacher at Burgos Elementary School.

The General Accounting Office said late last week that South Korea's trade protection policy has pro

The French Riviera means much more than sun worshipers filling the beaches at Nice, or film buffs fl

HOW TO USE: The following government bid opportunities are among the hundreds of such opport

The chief U.S. maritime regulator warned that the 1992 maritime re-regulation of Western Europe migh

The possibility of long strike at the Boeing Co. became more likely Wednesday as Boeing told union n

A new package of incentives to spur oil and gas exploration in the Philippines is likely to be unvei

Lawyers for Capt. Joseph Hazelwood, former captain of the tanker Exxon Valdez, Thursday asked a fede

American Airlines has overcome its first regulatory obstacle in an effort to provide daily non-stop

Oil producing nations are seeking to renew links with major oil companies whose foreign operations w

US TO STOP BUYING MEXICAN OIL FOR SPRThe United States will stop buying Mexican oil for its

BANK TOLD TO RELEASE MORE MONEY TO BRANIFFORLANDO, Fla. - A U.S. bankruptcy judge has ordere

The outlook for world coke trade in 1990 and beyond has become uncertain, following a strong market