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Trade leads are supplied by: US Department of Agriculture, Foreign Agricultural Service Agri

Geoff Bridges, managing director, cargo for British Airways PLC, reaffirmed this week the airline's

Taking advantage of its natural asset of geography and state laws that provide business with some of

With ambitious plans to expand its container terminals, the Port of Shanghai is asking the Chinese g

The Seamen's Church Institute of New York and New Jersey expects to break ground early in July for a

The Republican-controlled Pennsylvania Senate is taking a cautious approach to a House-approved pack

LIBERTY MUTUAL INSURANCE CO. (Boston) - George W. Doonan and Paul Cronin were named vice presidents

The United Nations has ratified an agreement to set up a fund that will serve to help finance intern

The U.S. dollar tumbled Wednesday on a report the Group of 7 industrialized countries favored a radi

Direct Japanese investment in U.S. industry offers great potential for fostering American productivi

Regional Federal Reserve banks see "ebbing rates of expansion" for parts of the economy, with a leve

A few U.S. businesses are starting to send their Western employees back to China as the communist go

* Export Award Given For High-Tech Cleaning Equipment 3A * Trading With Denmark 4A* Japan Sa

COMPROMISE REACHED ON GAS DECONTROLHouse and Senate negotiators Tuesday resolved a key diffe

A House subcommittee approved a one-year ban on oil exploration in Alaska's Bristol Bay and voted to

HEAT STABILIZERS Witco Corp., New York, raised prices for organotin heat stabilizers on June

ICI, WELLCOME TO SELL ANIMAL HEALTH UNITImperial Chemical Industries PLC and Wellcome Group

Stena AB filed Wednesday morning with the Court of Appeals in Washington for a stay of a preliminary

VENTURE SLATED TO SPUR US DRAM PRODUCTIONSemiconductor companies plan to form a manufacturin

UK OIL PRODUCTION FORECAST TO INCREASEBritain's crude oil output should rise to an average o

In areas where uninsured motorists and auto theft are commonplace, many drivers are worried about ho

MASS. ALLIANCE TO FIGHT THREAT TO AUTO REFORMAn unlikely alliance of insurance and consumer

Striking transport workers brought much of Britain to a halt Wednesday. The first national r

The administration of Prime Minister Sosuke Uno Wednesday urged major Japanese corporations to expan

China's imports are rising and exports falling, officials said Wednesday in releasing statistics tha

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

Major Japanese life insurance companies are continuing to buy U.S. dollars despite pressure from the

Although pressures for product liability reform are building at home and abroad, even supporters say

June 21, 1989 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

Kuwait seems to have strayed accidentally into the uncomfortable position, recently vacated by Saudi

PORT OF NEW ORLEANS (New Orleans) - William T. Duke was appointed customer service manager at the po

Use of electronic data interchange is expanding at a 45 percent annual rate, with 6,500 companies no

The trade and financial boom being enjoyed in this coastal city is a relatively new phenomenon here.

The Port of Oakland is now in the home stretch after an eight-year effort to shape its rail service

1400 (June 21, 1989) Previous day - 1396 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

S. KOREA TO CONSIDER MORE BEEF IMPORTSSEOUL, South Korea - South Korea already has purchased

It's clear there's a different agenda in Washington these days on the issue of airline industry comp

A year ago, an ethylene plant outage like the one suffered by Quantum Chemical Corp. earlier this mo

Vintero Corp., New York, has gained Maritime Administration approval to sell the passenger-cargo ves

Journal of Commerce Transportation Table, June 23. Martin F. (Buzz) Fitzpatrick, head of USDA's tran