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CURRENT STATUS: Airline deregulation is proving one of the toughest tasks on the European Community'

UNOCAL TO HOLD PRICES IN SAN FRANCISCO AREAUnocal Corp. said Thursday it is keeping prices f

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

During the third quarter of 1989, the market for secondhand ships advanced at twice the rate of the

Stock in MC Shipping Inc. climbed more than $1 a share Thursday after the company declared a higher-

The Maritime Administration is considering requests for the sale of two vessels that would result in

Robert L. Hague - Merchant Marine Industries Post No. 1242. Annual Guard of Honor Ball. Oct. 21. New

Liverpool port officials are in the United States to explain what strides they've made now that the

Unlike hurricanes, earthquakes do not give advance notice of their arrival, so ports can only react

The breakup of the 22-year-old Atlantic Container Line consortium will allow Compagnie Generale Mari

The Cast container shipping line announced the opening of a Vancouver office on the occasion of the

MARITIME CONGRESS CHANGES ITS NAMEThe Joint Maritime Congress, a group that represents the i

Oct. 19, 1989 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPreClose High Low Vol.

1554 (Oct. 19, 1989) Previous day - 1545 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

Members of the American Association of Port Authorities overwhelmingly voted to have their organizat

The U.S. dollar rose Thursday on what traders called a classic short-covering rally. Short c

TWO FIRMS TO BUILD ARTICULATED RAILCARSCHICAGO HEIGHTS, Ill. - Thrall Car Manufacturing Co.

CANADA'S LACK OF GRAIN SALES to the Soviet Union has granted Canadian grain shippers a reprieve from

Canadian Pacific Ltd. Thursday offered to buy the 44 percent of Soo Line Railroad Co. it doesn't alr

Japanese companies fear that their European operations may run afoul of the European Community's str

All trade in Singapore will be paperless by 1992, a senior minister said at the official launching o

Spanish Prime Minister Felipe Gonzalez will meet with Treasury Secretary Nicholas Brady today to dis

An Agriculture Department trade report says U.S. exports of solid wood products were valued at $2.95

The bulk of the world's main tin-producing countries have agreed to extend export quotas through nex

A proposed interest rate futures contract tipped as the savior of Hong Kong's beleaguered futures in

Many California exporters of agricultural products escaped unscathed from the earthquake that shook

THATCHER RESISTS PLAN TO PUNISH S. AFRICAKUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia - At the Commonwealth summit

A West German diplomat told port officials gathered here that his country would fight for keeping a

The first Diamond-Star Motors Corp. cars bound for sale in Japan are expected to roll off the assemb

Import and export interests in Virginia got one of their wishes: the introduction of trade as an iss

A law proposed by Brazilian senators could set a new stage for future negotiations between Brazil an

The nation's newest Japanese auto "transplant" also may be its most vulnerable, industry analysts sa

Pioneer Electronic Corp. reported Thursday that two of its U.S. subsidiaries are acquiring Discovisi

Suppliers of the following items seek U.S. importers/distributors. Interested parties are asked to c

VENEZUELA LOSES FIRST DUMPING ROUNDThe Commerce Department determined Thursday that Venezuel

VISA REQUIREMENTS ON SPLIT SHIPMENTS. An original visa must accompany each shipment. An orig

Customhouse brokers, like taxpayers, are always subject to spot audits. In each case, the best way t

Insurance companies doing business in Texas have filed a motion with a court in that state to dismis

One of the main concerns of U.S. trade officials about the unification of Europe in 1992 is the poss

Pending congressional plans to limit some types of airline mergers would hurt competition, according