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Next month's St. Lawrence Seaway trade mission to Europe and North Africa will focus on export oppor

Less than a year ago, Holt Cargo Systems Inc., a waterfront terminal operator based in Gloucester Ci

BRAZIL'S POLIOLEFINAS TO BUILD PE PLANTDANBURY, Conn. - Poliolefinas SA, of Sao Paulo, Brazi

COPPER NATIONS TO MEET ON GLOBAL STUDY GROUPGENEVA - Forty leading copper-producing and cons

Auto insurance rates are higher in Philadelphia than elsewhere in Pennsylvania because accident clai

The American Academy of Actuaries will hold its enrolled actuaries meeting Feb. 22 to 24 in Washingt

Louisiana officials said that radiation contamination in its oil fields constituted an emergency and

JAPANESE EXPORT PLAN GAINS OECD BACKINGMembers of the Organization for Economic Cooperation

Airline traffic in Pacific Rim countries will expand more than twice as fast as that in the United S

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

DOREMUS PUBLIC RELATIONS (New York) - Kim Freeman was named a vice president of this division of Dor

Pilot Freight Carriers Inc., one of the East's best known truck lines, this month launched a familia

Corporate profits reported in financial statements will be significantly reduced by new accounting s

Ford Motor Co. Thursday said it earned $1.16 billion during the final three months of last year and

The major shipping company in the Soviet Far East is making efforts to re- establish trans-Pacific l

A U.S. government official said it's not surprising that the Soviet Union's Far Eastern Shipping Co.

BURLINGTON TO MOVE SORTING HUB TO OHIOGREENWICH, Conn. - Burlington Air Express Inc. said it

Thu., Feb. 16, 1989 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.

Orkem, a leading French chemicals manufacturer, tripled its earnings from 1 billion francs ($166 mil

The U.S. Department of Agriculture has notified exporters that only 100 percent U.S.-produced goods

Several leading experts in the field of containerization say the 1990s will be a period of industry

Most Californians support Proposition 103, but think it will have little impact on auto insurance ra

British Petroleum Co. PLC is "well poised" for future expansion through acquisitions in the United S

Federal regulators have intensified three investigations into alleged safety defects involving more

In spite of dire predictions over the last 10 years and the stock market crash in 1987, the reality

France's Customs employees are still facing layoffs as European Community integration approaches.

VENEZUELA PREPARES AUSTERITY MEASURESCARACAS, Venezuela - Venezuela Thursday geared up for s

UNION TO STAY ON JOB AT D&H DESPITE CUTSThe United Transportation Union has decided to keep

ALEXANDER & ALEXANDER BOOSTS NET EARNINGSAlexander & Alexander Services Inc. reported that i

COSTA RICA - FORM ITA-370P. Effective Feb. 1, 1989, U.S. Customs began signing the first section of

PROPOSAL TO RESTRICT BAY DUMPING SCOREDRepresentatives from the maritime industry roundly cr

Waterfront employers in Jacksonville, Fla., have asked union dockworkers to give up several importan

The final report by the Commission on Merchant Marine and Defense to President Bush and Congress pro

The closure of three of Nigeria's four oil refineries has forced the country to begin importing oil

Former Transportation Secretary James Burnley denied charges of ethics violations leveled by an airl

U.S. and British officials called at an international aviation meeting for swift efforts to combat t

Europeans are rapidly adopting globally oriented electronic data interchange standards. A nu

ELECTRONIC MAIL CORP. FILES FOR BANKRUPTCYOLD GREENWICH, Conn. - Electronic Mail Corp. of Am

Aviation and Airport Support '89 Exposition, Feb. 15-19. Villamor Air Base, Psay City (Metro Manila)

President Bush said Thursday that he will press a long-time U.S. quest to reduce world trade barrier