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The limited 1988 tax bill, powered by diesel fuel tax relief and a host of other specially targeted

Is the U.S. military really about to play a new role in supporting this country's civilian maritime

U.S. logistics executives should dismiss traditional conceptions and follow a few simple rules to su

IS THE GLOBAL TRADING SYSTEM heading for increased protectionism or toward freer trade? That

Next PLC, a British fashion retailer, said it has agreed to sell 433 Salisburys and Zales and other

The Soviet farm economy wastes 60 billion rubles ($96 billion) a year, or almost as much as the gove

SOVIET NEWSPAPER HITS WORKING CONDITIONSThe Soviet Union loses some $3.3 billion a year beca

HIRAM WALKER-ALLIED VINTNERS INC. (Detroit) - Leo Begleiter was named president of New York-based As

Mitsubishi International Corp. will market Keystone Camera Corp.'s Le Clic and Keystone brand camera

Peter Sutherland knows how to take on Europe's big powers and win. As the man in charge of E

The European Community Commission said Tuesday it plans to see to it that Japan opens up major const

Australian Bicentennial Air Show. International exhibition of aerospace products ranging from avioni

CANADA, JAPAN FIRMS WIN THAI BOILER JOBThe Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand has

Farm lawmakers are turning political heat on Agriculture Department officials over a tobacco export

A California supermarket chain that pulled tobacco and cigars from its shelves for lack of labeled h

All Regions Chemical Labs Inc.'s Advanced Laboratories business received what may be the first feder

A group of national and California state plastics recycling enterprises are banding together to prom

WITCO INCREASES POLYESTER PRICESThe organics division of Witco Corp. announced a price incre

Brazilian and multinational companies announced the first fusion of chemical and petrochemical manuf

DU PONT EXPERIMENTS WITH PROFIT SHARINGWILMINGTON, Del. - E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Co. is a

An environmental group said earlier this month that it had sued the Environmental Protection Agency

THE LATEST PLUNGE in crude oil prices shows that the United States should establish an energy stabil

U.S. coal exporters registered mixed views about how a steam coal price settlement reached last week

A modest rally in oil prices late last week failed to dispel the air of gloom overhanging the market

Oct. 7, 1988 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

Rep. Walter B. Jones, D-N.C., and 67 other House members have joined in what they call a pre-emptive

The government will crack down on the social impact of the French Kerguelen maritime register, Minis

Researchers at Alfred University said they had a discovery that was right out of the furnace" that r

A UNITED STATES EDI LEADER MAY be moving overseas. Reports are that Dennis McGinnis is consi

Despite some trepidation, customs brokers will participate in a test to measure the efficiency of tr

TANDY TO MANUFACTURE COMPUTER FOR DIGITALDigital Equipment Corp. struck out the first timeit

JACKSONVILLE CLUB ANNOUNCES AWARDSThe Jacksonville, Fla., chapter of the Propeller Club of t

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

Trade leads are supplied by: US Department of Agriculture, Foreign Agricultural Service Agri

The freight futures market tried to rally last week, following increases in the Baltic Freight Index

Oct. 7, 1988 Baltic International Freight Futures Exchange *PrevClose High Low

The ending of the Persian Gulf war could put many ship salvage companies out of business unless the

1291 (Oct. 7, 1988) Previous day - 1291 The Baltic International Freight Futures Exchange in

The Port of Antwerp expects container traffic to expand by around 11 percent this year. The

The European Community is mistaken if it thinks the United States will weaken its position on elimin