Latest news

Kuwait's oil minister said in remarks published Wednesday it would haul down foreign flags on its oi

Anchor Glass Container Corp. announced price increases, effective March 1, 1989, for several of its

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

The departure of the Soviets from Afghanistan should do little to alter U.S.-Pakistani trade, Pakist

Feb. 8, 1989 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

Rhode Island heating oil dealers are marching arm-in-arm with their colleaguesfrom other Nor

Sun Co. said Wednesday that it found oil on the U.K. Continental Shelf. The well, drilled to

GULF CANADA SEEKS NOD TO EXPORT NATURAL GASCALGARY, Alberta - Gulf Canada Resources Ltd. Wed

The use of coal as a primary energy source in the Philippines is expected to rise in coming years wh

Barring a dramatic change in political winds, the course has been set for privatizing Brazil's secon

Inventories of key petroleum products moved moderately in normal seasonal patterns as gasoline stock

LASMO APPOINTS PICKERILLTULSA, Okla. - Jerry L. Pickerill was named executive vice president

CALIF. COLD SNAP CAUSES RECORD GAS DEMANDCold weather Monday caused record demand for natura

Rights allowing Federal Express Corp. to carry small packages from Japan to the United States will b

Piedmont Airlines' merger into USAir has been delayed until Aug. 5 as the two big carriers attempt t

Hundreds of Eastern Airlines employees represented by the machinists union staged a brief walkout Tu

Pan American World Airways' top management will decide within two months whether to convert four Boe

4 AIRLINES SAID TO PAY MILLIONS TO TERRORISTSTEL AVIV, Israel - A U.S. aviation security exp

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

Jan. 1 was Glee-Day for Canadian importers of Harley-Davidson motorbikes. The free trade agr

SPECIAL ISSUES Trade is the buzzword when it comes to regional economic development efforts

A group of nearly 200 firms called Wednesday for an end to the government's steel import restraints,

Jim Boulet exports live Louisiana crawfish to seven countries in Europe, but France isn't one of the

The U.S. export advance will continue this year, though perhaps at only about half of last year's gr

The American Institute of Merchant Shipping elected Frank J. Iarossi 1989 chairman of its board of d

Conrail does not expect a slight delay in a federal permit process to derail its plans to build an a

CUMMINS REPORTS LOSS FOR 4TH QUARTER, YEARCOLUMBUS, Ind. - Cummins Engine Co.'s fourth quart

Amtrak has delayed restarting its long-popular Montrealer passenger service between Washington and C

The Port of Baltimore and union officials are close to an agreement that will resolve a labor disput

The U.S. dollar rose slightly Tuesday, overcoming some early losses after the Treasury's auction of

Sea-Land Service Inc. will enter some of the world's fastest-growing trade lanes next month through

EXTRA TIME GIVEN FOR S. KOREA COMMENTSThe Federal Maritime Commission has agreed to extend t

Two Lebanese brothers suspected of laundering more than $1 billion in drug profits through Swiss ban

Feb. 7, 1989 Baltic International Freight Futures Exchange*PrevClose High L

Japan's Shipbuilding Research Association has reported successful completion of a six-year project r

A shipwright wielding a mallet hammers wooden pegs into the unfinished hull of a sailing ship. About

ALGERIA - $58 million from the World Bank for locust control and meteorological systems. A 15-year l

Japanese banks are making large inroads into lending operations involving construction of high-rise

The official IMF dollar rate for the special drawing right as measured by abasket of currencies deno

1542 (Feb. 7, 1989) Previous day - 1553 The Baltic International Freight Futures Exchange in