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New York farmers are getting more money for their milk than they did a year ago. However, mo

A bid opening for transportation of U.S. food-aid cargoes went smoothly Wednesday, despite an effort

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

CANADIANS FOUND DUMPING CAPSULESImports of generic cephalexin capsules from Canada are being

East-West business is proving to be a profitable undertaking for Danish companies that capitalize on

Indiana Gov. Frank O'Bannon is in the midst of a two-week visit to Europe to explore business opport

A sharply divided Supreme Court has handed the railroad industry a very limited victory over labor i

In professor Frank Ko's warehouse-like laboratory at Drexel University, a revolution of sorts is und

Americans and other foreign tourists visiting Japan can hardly afford shopping and entertainment exp

MARSEILLES LAUNCHES ADVERTISING CAMPAIGNThe Port of Marseilles has launched its first-ever a

WEST GERMAN GROWTH STIRS INFLATION CONCERNSFRANKFURT, West Germany - West German inflation c

Appearances by four railroad presidents feature today's opening session of the 37th annual meeting o

Domestic producers of welded stainless steel pipe and tube are urging the Bush administration to ren

BONN TO WRITE OFF BIG LOAN TO POLANDBONN, West Germany - West Germany will write off a 1 bil

The U.S.-Canada trade liberalization accord, commonly called the free trade agreement, has made it a

Ralph Miller runs Modern Engineering Services Co., an automotive design and tooling company in subur

Corpane Industries Inc.'s receipt Tuesday night of the U.S. Commerce Department's "E" Award for Exce

The U.S. Customs Service has voided a $29 million fine it had levied against Evergreen Marine Corp.

The Customs Service decision voiding all penalties against Evergreen Marine Corp. was signed by Stua

As the United States approaches the harvest season for oranges, grapefruit and lemons, the citrus in

JAPANESE BANKS RAISE LONG-TERM PRIME RATETOKYO - Japan's three long-term credit banks said T

Much of the prime Pima cotton slowly blossoming under the intense Arizona sun is already sold; it wi

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

The nation's largest maker of disposable diapers said Tuesday it will begin searching for ways to tr

An age limitation should be placed on vessels operating under the Jones Act, a U.S. shipowner said T

BP Oil Co. said Tuesday it will spend $102.5 million for a major upgrade at its Toledo refinery that

UNION INTERESTS TRIED an end run around Florida's right-to-work laws but were held to no gain in the

The U.S. Bankrupcty Court of the District of Delaware has cleared the way for the Delaware & Hudson

A group of major oil companies announced a $250 million plan to set up five regional bases to quickl

Bethlehem Steel Corp. has agreed to spend $92 million over five years to curb toxic releases from a

June 20, 1989 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPreClose High Low Vol.

1396 (June 20, 1989) Previous day - 1396 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

Legislation that would toughen federal regulations on roadside inspections and unsafe trucking firms

South Carolina car insurance buyers undoubtedly will be more concerned about their rates, but State

A Senate committee report on an auto safety standards bill was sharply critical of the National High

Tue., June 20, 1989 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.

Promotion is hardly something that Hong Kong has needed to worry about during the roaring '80s, with

Ethnic unrest is emerging as one of the most intractable problems facing President Mikhail Gorbachev

A Senate committee has approved an omnibus tanker safety package that directs the Department of Tran

A federal appeals court in Chicago has ruled that federal cargo preference allocation procedures for