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The economies of the Pacific Rim will see a modest slowdown in growth during the next two years, pre

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

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

Pittston Coal Group Inc. and the striking United Mine Workers of America were set to resume contract

Legislation to improve the transportation of coal from mines to distant power plants through the con

CHEVRON HOPES OUTPUT WILL BE NORMAL BY JULYChevron U.S.A. Inc. expects to be back to normal

Apr. 27, 1989 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

NATIONAL FUEL GAS CO. (Buffalo, N.Y.) - Bernard J. Kennedy was elected chairm an and John M. Brown w

TERMINAL SHUTDOWN CUTS UK GAS SUPPLIESABERDEEN, Scotland - About 7 percent of the U.K.'s Nor

USAIR GROUP REPORTS DRAMATIC TURNAROUNDUSAir Group Inc. reported a first quarter turnaround,

NASA, designing systems in a post-Challenger environment where three or four seconds "is forever," w

A majority of House members have endorsed a resolution by Rep. Glenn Anderson opposing an increase i

A House Energy and Commerce Committee panel's hearing on a bill to require random drug- and alcohol-

JAPONICA PARTNERS OFFERS BID FOR CNWPaul Kazarian and his Japonica Partners investment group

For the week ended April 22, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled

The Bush administration has rejected a congressional plan to upgrade and replace the government's ag

Salen Lindblad Cruising and several partners have announced a joint venture, Frontier Cruises, to bu

The Soviet merchant fleet has begun a massive modernization program that could cost the state treasu

A proposed revision in the Coast Guard's vessel cargo-capacity measurement rules will incorporate an

Port of Baltimore Festival/Open House. April 29. Dundalk Marine Terminal. A look "behind the scenes"

A citizens group charges that the operation of big auto insurance companies in New Jersey is laden w

ONCE BURNED, TWICE SHY. Chubb Corp., which undoubtedly suffered one of the industry's worst

It has been almost 100 years since American Express invented the travelers check. Both the c

Pride goes before the fall, and some leading U.S. insurance companies are going to Detroit in May to

CORROON & BLACK POSTS DROP IN NET INCOMECorroon & Black Corp. reported that net income for t

AEGON INSURANCE GROUP PLANS TO ISSUE STOCKTHE HAGUE, NETHERLANDS - Aegon Insurance Group wil

When Customs inspectors in Los Angeles believe that a shipment of personal computers is loaded with

The Tampa Port Authority is diving into new waters in 1989 with plans to switch from a "landlord" to

The call for a general strike by Venezuela's largest trade union federation adds to a growing list o

Although a war of sedition will probably be averted, Americans and Europeans, particularly the Briti

VOLKSWAGEN OF AMERICA INC. (Detroit) - As part of a management reorganization, the former head of Au

TAIWAN CABINET OKS ADDITIONAL TARIFF CUTSTAIPEI, Taiwan - Taiwan's cabinet agreed Thursday t

One of Hong Kong's most powerful businesswomen arrives on the West Coast today to begin a weeklong m

AT&T TO PAY DEARLY FOR NEW NJ AREA CODENEWARK, N.J. - A new area code will cut through the h

The city of Frankfurt, arguably the continent's most important transport hub, is investing in its in

The U.S. Customs Service is now strictly enforcing Section 141.89 of the Customs Regulations with re

National Automated Clearing House Association 1990 Annual Conference, April 29-May 2. Sheraton-Washi

EASTERN PLANS TO LEASE 14 PLANES TO PAN AMMIAMI - Eastern Airlines plans to lease 14 Boeing

The U.S. Customs Service could be on a collision course with importers in demanding new information

Suppliers of the following items seek U.S. importers/distributors. Interested parties are asked to c