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Worried about hail in Hawaii? Afraid of getting fogged in at Heathrow? Fear not, yet another Dial-th

Two large West German shipbuilders might obtain a record order from the Soviet Union of up to 10 con

Nissan Motor Corp. said it will stop using chlorofluorocarbons in car air conditioning units by 1993

A labor agreement disclosed Wednesday will place American officers and crews aboard two long-idled t

The Bermuda Supreme Court fined Iran's national oil company $25,000 Tuesday for allegedly making a

The Department of Energy has ordered $3.5 million in fuel refund payments to 33 foreign-flag ocean c

Hi-tech trade between the United States and Singapore is booming as the computer electronics industr

Wed., Aug. 2, 1989 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.K

The Massachusetts Port Authority filed a motion for retrial Tuesday in the seven-year-old case of a

A story on Page 1B of the July 27 edition of The Journal of Commerce under the headline "Maritime Dr

Urban and Regional Information Systems Association, annual meeting, Aug. 6-10. Boston Marriott Cople

Occidental Petroleum Corp. said that oil production has resumed from the Claymore platform in the Br

Japan will explain to the United States that recent political instability in Japan may slow down agr

South Korea's new trade bill market, launched Tuesday, will take time to become popular because comp

A group of 18 Filipino seamen who served on U.S.-flag tankers filed suit in Manila, charging they we

Shanghai Airlines, one of several regional carriers being established by China, has taken delivery o

An already competitive electronic communications marketplace is about to get stoked to new levels of

U.S. manufacturers of home furnishings are trying to put a dent in the industry's huge trade imbalan

Aug. 2, 1989 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

The federal Nuclear Regulatory Commission is looking into whether recertification tests for control

Huge South American supplies look set to keep export demand for U.S. soybeans slow well into the fir

World International (Holdings) Ltd., the holding company of Sir Yue-kong Pao's commercial empire, ha

China has disciplined the deputy governor of one of its most important state- run banks for misusing

The United States and Japan have finally found a way to talk about Washington's charge that Tokyo is

Unconfirmed reports Wednesday that the Ivory Coast - the world's largest cocoa producer - had sold a

Both the Senate and House have bills to impose random drug testing on transportation workers, but th

Border controls between West Germany and four EC nations cannot be completely removed by 1990 as pla

About 15 California-based exporters will travel to Japan as part of a ''California Lifestyle Matchma

S. KOREAN FOREIGN DEBT FALLS TO $30.5 BILLIONSEOUL, South Korea - South Korea's outstanding

* Trading With Singapore 4A * Rosalind Rachid's Trade Talk 5A* Howard S. Abramson - Washingt

The operating rate for U.S. refiners reached its highest weekly level since the last week in Decembe

TAIWAN PRODUCTS FOUND TRADED FAIRLY IN USThe International Trade Commission upheld an admini

There's more to being a U.S. Customs agent than just making a person sweat through the last hour of

An attorney representing the owner of the Greek-flagged tanker World Prodigy said Wednesday that a $

CONFERENCE POSTPONES GENERAL RATE INCREASEHOLLYWOOD, Fla. - A group of ship lines postponed

The contentious battle over the recently awarded two-year contract to operate the U.S. Postal Servic

VIRGIN ATLANTIC TO ADD NEW SERVICE TO JFKLONDON - Virgin Atlantic Airways will complement it

U.S. coffee roaster Folger Coffee Co. is reaping the benefits of a free market following the demise

High-speed trains capable of traveling 200 miles an hour may be a better way to link major U.S. citi

A multinational labor federation restored its ties Wednesday with a seafarers' union active in the U