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The U.S. dollar fell sharply Wednesday on a combination of profit-taking, rumor and consolidation.

Overseas and local banks operating here must "take a critical look at cost and labor structures if t

FMC WAIVES CHARGES ON SEA-LAND CARGOESA Federal Maritime Commission law judge has agreed to

A Chinese state enterprise is buying a Japanese hot-rolled steel mill from Japan for about US$3.6 mi

Soviet efforts to integrate better its depressed Far East republics with neighboring Pacific Rim eco

CHEMICAL BANK TO USE GEIS' EDI SYSTEMROCKVILLE, Md. - Chemical Bank of New York has signed o

It's the bizarre lawsuits that get the attention: the man who sued the subway for his injuries in a

Britain's ports were still working normally Tuesday despite a failed attempt at the weekend by port

* EC 1992 Regulatory Roundup 4A * Commodity Research Bureau 6A* Futures Contract on Computer

Trade leads supplied by: US Department of Commerce , U.S. and Foreign Commercial Service, Room HCHB

With no hostile takeover bids for C&S Corp. looming on the immediate horizon, Robert Royall could af

The Supreme Court declined to review the Interstate Commerce Commission's refusal to establish natio

Spain is frantically preparing for 1992. But while the rest of the European Community is pla

NORTH AMERICA National Presentation Expo. June 6-8. Jacob Javits Convention Center. New York

U.S. Ambassador Michael Armacost urged Japan to implement structural reforms that would boost import

SHELL UK RESTARTS ITS BRENT COMPLEXProduction of crude oil from the North Sea Brent complex

Congressional maritime leaders are pushing for the elimination of waterborne transportation issues f

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

Egypt's defense minister was reported Monday to have assured a U.S. senator that Cairo was going ahe

At 0630 hours: "Reveille reveille, all hands hit the deck," barks the seaman's voice from the bridge

Executives from 13 major containership lines met in Tokyo last week to discuss rate recovery measure

The Delaware River Port Authority will trade computer technology and programs with its counterparts

Thailand is abuzz with expectation, and the buzz is coming from next door. After decades of war or i

This index alphabetically lists all significant references to companies and other operating organiza

PHILIPPINES OFFERS PAY RAISE PACKAGEMANILA, Philippines - Philippine legislators Tuesday off

Increasing world environmental attention on Brazil, and the country's growing environmental consciou

Compagnie Generale Maritime (CGM) and Samsung Shipbuilding & Heavy Industries Co. each have confirme

Japan's private-level direct overseas investments in the latest fiscal year, ended March 31, soared

As anticipated, authorities of the Bank of Japan Tuesday announced a raise in the nation's official

New projections by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development paint a bleaker picture

GOLD STAR VIDEOTAPES WILL BE MADE IN USSEOUL, South Korea - Gold Star Co. will produce video

U.S. Trade Representative Carla Hills vigorously defended the United States' naming last week of Jap

D. H. BLAIR & CO. (New York) - Marlene Krauss, 44, was named managing director of corporate finance

The World Bank's executive board moved Tuesday toward defining the bank's role in helping implement

Sea Containers Ltd. had no comment on the tender offer by Stena Holding AG and Tip- hook PLC for the

A one-day seminar in Piraeus, Greece, next week will analyze three key U.S. government initiatives a

Funeral services were held Saturday for steamship magnate Charles Parkhill Lykes, longtime chairman

Tue., May 30, 1989 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.K

The question of non-payment of levies by producer countries once again will be high on the agenda of

While the U.S. Dollar Index ended 1988 with an 8.3 percent gain, the dollar wasn't far from the floo