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S. KOREA CUTS BACK ON LOANS FOR IMPORTSSEOUL, South Korea - The Bank of Korea, the South Kor

Fri., June 2, 1989 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.K

The White House says it is opposed to a $77 million federal lands settlement with the Puyallup India

A container freight station just opened in Bangkok may help ease delays at Thailand's main boxport,

U S WEST JOINS GROUP TO STUDY SOVIET PROJECTENGLEWOOD, Colo. - U S WEST International and si

Wah Kwong Shipping Group Ltd. posted a profit of US$44.6 million for the year through last March 31,

U.S. commercial banks are expected to cut their prime rate soon, perhaps today, amid a recent wideni

The group of shipping lines that sets rates on cargo shipped between the United States and the Domin

Industry sources say Compagnie Generale Maritime, France's largest shipowner, and three shipping lin

Auto insurance companies have reaped higher profits in New Jersey than in the nation as a whole in r

"Let's go with Christopher Columbus," beckoned the young tour guide, leading a group of visitors int

Frank B. Hall & Co. agreed Friday to pay a $48 million settlement to end a two year legal battle wit

Bundesbank President Karl Otto Poehl said he does not think inflation in the industrialized countrie

The Interstate Commerce Commission filed suit against defunct Pilot Freight Carriers Inc., charging

Foreign natural gas suppliers are soliciting gas utilities in the Northeast to see if they are inter

ANSPACH GROSSMAN PORTUGAL (New York) - Laurence D. Ackerman was named a principal in this identity m

While the breakdown of trade barriers in Europe will provide opportunities for Lloyd's of London, th

ORYX ENERGY FINDS GAS IN GULF OF MEXICOOryx Energy Co. made a natural gas discovery in the G

Want some evidence of Spain's effort to conform to the norms of the European Community? Just

Ports around the world will have to reshape themselves to deal with new trading blocs in Asia and Eu

Two Japanese shipping companies merged Thursday to create Navix Line, the world's largest global oce

The Senate has voted to continue subsidizing local freight railroad lines that otherwise would be ab

The state of Alaska is creating its own board to investigate the Exxon Valdez oil spill and will fun

Mikhail S. Gorbachev has made it easier for environmentalists to talk about pollution problems in th

After 10 years of legal wrangling, Occidental Chemical Co. has agreed to help pay for the cleanup of

Computer makers along Massachusetts' high-tech beltway, Route 128, welcome the easing of curbs on ex

June 1, 1989 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

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

Official complacency on Spain's permanent trade deficit turned into concern on last week's publicati

The Waterfront Commission of New York harbor said the 36-year-old personal appearance system for the

The Bush administration said it opposed a bill the Senate passed late Wednesday that would enlarge t

Niagara Mohawk Power Corp. should consider replacing its top managers to help solve its financial pr

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

Federal agents believe they have broken up a nationwide ring of hackers who allegedly forced their w

A federal judge refused to accept a guilty plea from Pennwalt Corp. in the settlement of a pollution

Overall prices on farm products edged upward last month, with record demand for broilers, potatoes a

MONTEDISON MAKES BID FOR AUSIMONT UNITWALTHAM, Mass. - Ausimont NV announced that it receive

OECD MINISTERS ATTACK 'UNILATERALISM'Disputes over world trade and criticism of the United S

EDI: Information Partnerships and Competitive Advantage III - Maximizing the Benefits of Electronic

Los Angeles Judge Bert Glennon Jr. sits on his bench, listening to an attorney drone on in the case