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CARGILL INC. (Minneapolis) - Edward J. Toth was elected vice president and controller. He succeeds D

NEC CORP. (MELVILLE, N.Y.) - Hisashi Kaneko was named president and chief executive of NEC America I

Foreign trade zones have been growing phenomenally since the 1970s. Thomas Berry, assistant

JAPAN, US TO DISCUSS TEXTILE TRADE ACCORDJapanese and U.S. officials are likely to hold talk

Arco Chemical Co., said Monday it would strengthen its position as the world's largest producer of u

World sugar prices fell sharply Monday in the absence of confirmation India bought sizeable quantiti

All sectors of the soy complex remained sharply lower at the close although rising above its session

British Airways is in the process of seeking its board's approval to begin operation of its first fu

AERO SERVICES REVIEWS MAST'S LATEST OFFERNEWTOWN, Pa. - Aero Services International Inc. is

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

Two large West German shipbuilders announced Monday an agreement in principle with the Soviet Union

Beazer PLC said its U.S. subsidiary, Beazer Materials and Services Inc. (formerly Koppers Co.), has

It's getting easier for officials from developing nations to learns the ins and outs of importing an

Aug. 14, 1989 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

US AGENCY INTERVENES IN NY'S LILCO SUITThe U.S. Department of Justice intervened on behalf o

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

Average prices for Mexico's light crude oil during July dropped by as much as 59 cents a barrel, whi

The Port of Hampton Roads is planning to invest in a new system for storing truck chassis. T

A recent study by A.T. Kearney Inc. finds effective use of logistics pays off for food shippers.

In a sort of U.S.-Soviet peace corps exchange, Soviet carpenters are helping Americans build four ne

The National Association of Insurance Commissioners said it will fight the ''challenge to regulators

One thing bothers Edgar S. Woolard Jr. about his new job as chairman and chief executive of E.I. du

Hong Kong's seasonally adjusted unemployment rate for the April-June quarter rose to 1.4 percent fro

UGI Corp. said that its AmeriGas subsidiary signed a definitive agreement to buy substantially all o

Alaska Airlines is offering $150 and $200 round trip fares for weekend travel on the West Coast in A

1401 (Aug. 11, 1989) Previous day - 1394 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

DUTCH INSURER WINS HUGE FRAUD SETTLEMENTA $31 million-plus verdict, the largest judgment in

Capt. Vincent Gann Fishing Co. has received Maritime Administration approval to sell a 1,200-deadwei

The West German Federal Supervisory Board for Insurance has given Deutsche Bank AG the green light t

Two women with a talent for getting things done are reaching across the United States and worldwide

RULES/REGULATIONS Trade Law and Policy Institute. Sept. 18-19. Washington, D.C. This confere

Increased use of hydrogen peroxide for sterilization, controlling odors and for pulp and paper bleac

GROUP OF 7 TO DISCUSS CURRENCY RATES, DEBTFinance ministers and central bank governors of th

John V. Carr & Sons Inc. took another step toward building a truly nationwide customhouse brokerage

GENERAL STEAMSHIP'S JOHN R. PAGE DIESJohn Randolph Page, a longtime shipping executive with

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

ENERGY SECRETARY JAMES WATKINS should be commended for putting energy security and policy back on th

Thirty-seven more U.K. ports reportedly have said they won't accept toxic waste cargoes after last w

When 30 European Formula One race cars came to the United States, Mexico and Canada this summer they

The behavior of the U.S. Customs Service in supporting global communications standards has been "alm