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THAILAND-JAPAN ROUTE IS HOT FREIGHT MARKETIRVINE, Calif. - The hottest international air fre

EC FARM PRICE PLAN DISAPPOINTS FARMERSLONDON - The European Community 1989 (July-June) farm

U.S. coal exporters and their European customers raised many more questions than they answered at th

The Supreme Court let stand a ruling that a federal judge may overrule federal environmental officia

Tue., April 25, 1989 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

Westwood Shipping Line, a subsidiary of the Weyerhaeuser Co., will be included in a company-wide sea

International Business Machines Corp. can revive its stagnant U.S. sales and pull away from competit

Future container growth at Southern California ports will be down from the hectic double-digit growt

SINGAPORE TRADE VALUE RISES TO $8.2 BILLIONThe total value of Singapore's trade in March was

A central bank of Europe is at least five years off, said a leading West German security exchange of

Weakening freight volume and a modest increase in price competition should deflate second half earni

BANK OF JAPAN OFFICIAL SAYS POLICY UNCHANGEDTOKYO - Bank of Japan Governor Satoshi Sumita sa

Three months have passed since news broke of the FBI's investigation of futures trading practices at

Motorola Inc. Tuesday unveiled a personal telephone that is the size of a wallet or checkbook and ca

The Hungarian Chamber of Commerce is touring the United States to attract new investment. ''

A Los Angeles-based design consulting firm is negotiating with Soviet and Hungarian authorities to b

The full participation of the British currency in the European Monetary System's exchange rate mecha

Mayne Nickless Ltd., an A$2 billion (US$1.6 billion) company with 35,000 employees in 800 branches i

* EC 1992 Regulatory Roundup 5A * Israel Lowers Barriers to Foreign Insurers 9A* Don C. Beck

AMERIBANC INC. (St. Joseph, Mo.) - Charles H. Price II, 58, was named chairman. Mr. Price, a

A sharp increase in Taiwanese car sales and electricity demand is fueling a search for outside suppl

Sea-Land Service Inc.'s inauguration this week of its Europe-to-Mideast-to- Asia service with Norasi

The United States isn't the only developed country whose trade is sufferingbecause of Latin

The recent sharp increases in oil prices may contribute to the industry's bottom line, but the presi

The Supreme Court unanimously upheld the right of the federal government to collect safety fees from

The European Community Commission has created a new database, Info 92, that EC citizens can tap for

Sales of cars and light trucks made by the nation's Big Three automakers rose 4.7 percent in mid-Apr

The state should end unlimited medical coverage for New Jersey drivers if it wants soaring auto insu

President Bush, in a letter released Monday, said it would be "imprudent to tinker" with the Medicar

Canadians are bracing themselves for tough medicine when Finance Minister Michael Wilson unveils the

REYNOLDS METALS CO. (Richmond, Va.) - Joseph F. Awad and Nicholas D. Triano were elected corporate v

Kunimitsu Nomiyama looked like he would have preferred to be anyplace else than where he was at noon

CSX URGES SHIPPERS TO PREVENT DAMAGEBALTIMORE - CSX Transportation Inc. is asking paper ship

TradeNet, the electronic data interchange system of Singapore, is about to be extended to more gover

Union Carbide Corp., Danbury, Conn., kept its winning streak going Monday, reporting that its first-

The 1990 farm bill that Congress is preparing to write should encourage farmers to use fewer pestici

Apr. 25, 1989 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

OPEC SEES NO CHANGE IN DEMAND FOR CRUDEVIENNA, Austria - The Organization of Petroleum Expor

Critics of deforestation in developing countries are hypocritical if they fail to consider the crush

New York was the first state in the nation to create a workers compensation program in 1913 and shou