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New Jersey's 20 health maintenance organizations lost less money in the first quarter of 1989 but re

The Federal Maritime Commission delayed Thursday the effective date of a new rule making a tariff ra

The U.S. textile industry's fears over a proposed strengthening of the original Caribbean Basin Init

JAPANESE INVESTMENT IN HAWAII DOWN 20 PERCENTJapanese investment in Hawaii real estate in th

The number of auto dealers may drop by more than half in the coming decade due to competitive market

The Philippines is again attracting the interest of foreign companies seeking a base for manufacturi

A group of shipping experts recently urged developing countries to adopt load center ports, rational

Great Lakes shipowners' fears that the 1988 drought would cut this year's grain shipments are being

July 6, 1989 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

CSL Intermodal is still in its formative stages as an intermodal carrier but it believes it has an e

SHIFT FROM SPENDING IN US ACCELERATESOil companies are accelerating their shift away from th

For almost two of every five business travelers today, the traditional large, bustling big-city hote

ARGENTINA - $15 million from the World Bank's International Finance Corp. to Banco Frances del Rio d

All of the ports in Washington state - not just Seattle and Tacoma - must pull together if the state

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

The collapse of the International Coffee Agreement, which has left coffee in a free market, bodes il

Despite last month's military crackdown in Beijing, Taiwanese companies remain keen on doing deals i

Argentine President Raul Alfonsin leaves a legacy of hyperinflation and political problems to his su

In a major breakthrough for the automation of American business transactions, the Department of Defe

With the European Community Commission gearing up for another assault on Europe's powerful airline c

Scheduled start-up at the end of August of daily Boeing 747 flights between London's Gatwick Airport

Allergan Inc. doesn't go public until July 27, but already it is being mentioned in the same breath

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

DONLAN TO HEAD RAIL ASSOCIATIONJ. Donlan Piedmont, director of public relations for Norfolk

The Interstate Commerce Commission has delayed approval of Blackstone Capital Partners' bid to acqui

People who shop by phone or mail order are finding less to complain about, according to the Council

The official IMF dollar rate for the special drawing right as measured by a basket of currencies den

THE NONFERROUS METALS COMMITTEE of the Commodity Exchange Inc. over the summer will be taking anothe

CAMBRIDGE CAPITAL (New York) - Roger W. Miller was named co-chairman and a managing director of this

Farrell Lines Inc. is seeking Maritime Administration permission to expand subsidized service to Med

Thu., July 6, 1989 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.K

The government made a new call for more attention to industrial competitiveness Thursday, just hour

* Customs Update 4A * Howard Simon - Simon Says 6A* Greg Johnson - Managing Traffic 2B

Less export control paperwork doesn't mean less enforcement, a Commerce Department official warned U

INDUSTRIAL ORDERS DROP 3.6 PERCENT IN WEST GERMANYFRANKFURT, West Germany - Demand for West

Royal Nedlloyd Group NV, the Dutch transport group, said it will buy the West German freight forward

ICI TO CONSTRUCT PLANT IN TAIWANImperial Chemical Industries PLC said it will build a 150 m

The great bow swung slowly west, wheeling past the Battery and the twin towers of the World Trade Ce

W. Don Welch, executive director of the South Carolina State Ports Authority, has been elected to a

Lloyd's of London is not a company, but a 300 year-old insurance marketplace of some 400 syndicates