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Inland transportation services in North America offer the best growth prospects for Atlantic Contain

Poland's currency, the zloty, should be fully convertible into Western currencies sometime in the mi

It began in 1977, when two Danish researchers reported that certain Eskimos in Greenland, thanks to

The U.S. dollar moved lower late Wednesday after a midday rally crumbled. Currency analysts

Missouri is one of five Midwest states and 13 U.S. states that have signed agreements with Israel in

Housing prices have had a startling rise in many sections of the country in the past decade or so, l

The city is hoping penmanship classes and a system of bonuses and punishments for traffic agents wil

P-I-E NATIONWIDE SETS PACT WITH 3 CREDITORSJACKSONVILLE, Fla. - P-I-E Nationwide Inc. report

Atlantic Container Line executives, shareholders and analysts outside the company agree that ACL's a

A new Federal Maritime Commission rule makes a tariff rate effective the date cargo is received.

Venezuela's creditor banks are making only slow progress in addressing the country's request for bri

Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. has begun planning how to coordinate its port calls and staff with those o

AlphaGraphics Printshops of The Future plans to build a network of 40 high- tech printing franchises

The Alliance of American Insurers and the National Association of Independent Insurers said Tuesday

Aetna Life & Casualty Co. reported Wednesday that operating income for the fourth quarter ending Dec

AUSTRALIA, EC OFFICIALS PLAN BELGIAN MEETINGBRUSSELS, Belgium - Australia's Minister for Tra

Anti-tax business groups Wednesday rallied behind President Bush's program tocut the budget

JAPANESE LIFE INSURERS SEEK RIGHT TO EXPANDJapanese life insurance companies want the right

Supplies of key petroleum products moved in normal seasonal patterns as primary inventories of gasol

A new seafood trade association based in New Orleans plans an organizational meeting in Long Beach t

A Japanese photocopier company denied that its plant in California is circumventing anti-dumping dut

American Society of Transportation and Logistics, briefing and round table on up-to-date logistics a

Airborne Express, a domestic air express company and international freight forwarder, has extended i

After successive years of multimillion-dollar losses, the state-owned British Coal Corp. sees the im

Britain, which received Mexican government approval for projects valued at $767.6 million in 1988, d

Further appreciation of the New Taiwan dollar should take place rapidly to prevent exchange rate sp

ALBANY, N.Y. - Legislation similar to California's Proposition 103 enabling banks to sell insurance

When 1,300 people - mostly laid-off coal miners - showed up in Pikeville to apply for 25 mining jobs

* Trading With Australia - 4A * Susan Kaufman Purcell - A New Castro? 8A* Tom Connors - Wash

The Argentine province of Cordoba will open a trade center in New York Feb. 24, according to the Arg

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

Environmentalists and the oil industry square off next month over opening northern Alaska's Arctic N

ATMOS ENERGY CORP. (Dallas) - Gordon J. Roy was named vice president of operations. He was previousl

SEOUL PLANS TO ABOLISH BARRIERS ON 44 GOODSSEOUL, South Korea - South Korea plans to abolish

Development of a hypersonic passenger aircraft capable of flying between New York and Tokyo in only

The toy industry squeezes a whole year's business into a single quarter. Sales figures paint

FIDELITY BANK (Philadelphia) - John E. Frazier and Edward J. Rodgers were named executive vice presi

The great drought of 1988, which caused so much trouble for U.S. farmers, could prove a blessing to

China seems likely to substantially increase imports of wastepaper and cut back on pulp production a

A report containing information about the treatment and disposal of oily wastes from tankers has bee