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Nov. 21, 1988 This table shows the vessels scheduled to call at U.S. and Canadian coal termi

Green Mountain Railroad Co. has opened a lumber and wood products transfer terminal at its railyard

Confusion has descended once again on the legal status of the 50-mile container rule. Effort

Oat futures reached an all-time high of $3.93 a bushel in June but since then have retreated to $2,

EC ASKED TO LIFT BARS ON ASIAN FOOTWEARSEOUL, South Korea - South Korea's footwear industry

The United States should take more of a wholesale approach to trade with Japan, rather than focusing

Upjohn Co. announced a number of organizational changes designed to strengthen the management of the

IT JUST KEEPS ON GROWING. Numbers were the biggest news to come out of the American National

Imagine sacrificing your children's education to pay back a loan. You would begin to get an idea of

The Justice Department cleared the American Steamship Owners Mutual Protection & Indemnity Associati

A lot of people were surprised when Coastal Corp. announced last August it was selling half of its H

LAFARGE CORP. (Detroit) - John M. Piecuch was named executive vice president and president of the co

Textile Quotas to Watch as of 11/19/88* Fully Utilized Textile Quotas as of 11/19/88*Reflect

Electro-Nucleonics Inc., of Fairfield, N.J., received an offer from Pharmacia AB of Uppsala, Sweden,

WRIGHT PATMAN, THE FEISTY TEXAS CONGRESSMAN who made a career of Fed baiting, used to ask arhetorica

Atlantic Container Line is seeking permission from the Federal MaritimeCommission to use con

IBM UNIT STAFF UNEASY OVER RUMORS OF SALESAN JOSE, Calif. - Employees are restless over at t

Universal Maritime Service Corp. is alerting truckers that breakbulk operations at its Port Newark t

COLO. LAWYERS WANT AETNA CAMPAIGN ENDEDA lawyers' association has asked Colorado Insurance C

Merrett Holdings PLC, the Lloyd's of London underwriting and insurance services group, has reorganiz

Drug manufacturers and others concerned about developing new medicines called for major reforms last

The International Trade Commission is asking for public advice early next year on issues facing U.S.

PERU DELAYS RELEASE OF ECONOMIC PACKAGELIMA, Peru - Peru has delayed the announcement of an

Tens of thousands of oil workers began returning to work on Monday, ending the worst strike in the h

Freight transport organization TNT Ltd. is initially investing $50 million in the Hungarian joint ve

The rail competitive access issue needs to be settled once and for all to give railroads a chance to

EASTERN UNIONS PROTEST SALE OF SHUTTLENEW YORK - The unions at Eastern Air Lines planned to

The freight futures market extended its four-month-old rally last week, with the important January a

S. KOREA PLANS LOANS TO BOOST ITS IMPORTSSEOUL, South Korea - South Korea will finalize a pl

WARNER BROS. PLANS AUSTRALIAN THEME PARKBURBANK, Calif. - Porky Pig and company will help Wa

The International Trade Commission is about to complete the first of a series of reports to guide U.

Today's election in Canada will tell the world more about Canadians than anything else, according to

Union des Transports Aeriens has just announced healthy profit projections for this year in a clear

Two major West German insurers, Aachener und Muenchener AG and Allianz AG, recently announced cooper

The Tennessee Valley Authority said it awarded seven spot market contracts covering deliveries of 19

The chairman of the Joint Economic Committee of Congress has voiced concerns about how the economic

The rate of British inflation jumped to 6.4 percent in October, its highest in more than three years

* Trade in Services on ITC December Calendar 4A * JofC Industrial Price Index: Plywood 8A* K

California, the nation's leading high-technology state, is finally doing something to translate its

Marine shipping circles in Canada are relieved that an agreement has been reached with the pilots op