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The Port Authority of New York & New Jersey has fired the second cannon blast of the summer in an at

Marine insurers have yielded to pressure to help promote greater merchant ship safety by tightening

KLOSTER CRUISE LTD. (Coral Gables, Fla.) - Trygve Hegner was named chief executive officer, effectiv

Hercules will try to raise today the 5-million-pound dipper dredge that sank June 4 at the mouth of

CANADIAN CEMENT FIRM TO BUILD PLANT IN NYBuoyed by a booming market in the northeastern Unit

When contemplating Munich Re, the world's largest reinsurance company, quick change or rapid evoluti

VARITY CORP. (Toronto) - John Devaney was named group vice president, North America, for this intern

Export document processing for most shipments from the United States to Panama has been smooth, ship

WORLDWIDE PRODUCTION OF CIGARETTES UP 2.9 PERCENTWorld cigarette production climbed 2.9 perc

Prospects for a hefty boost in the value of U.S. agricultural exports this year have continued to im

RUBBER FIRM PLANS EXPANSION IN SCOTLANDGates Rubber Co., based here, said it will invest $17

Chinese leaders and Japanese Prime Minister Noboru Takeshita have signaled the start of a new era in

How sweet it ain't, says Rep. John Dingell, D-Mich. In letters to Japanese Ambassador Nobuo

One of China's top government agencies has issued a directive to cut back on imports of feed-process

Private developers have opened an Asia-Pacific trade center near Los Angeles International Airport i

Arianespace, a consortium of European aerospace manufacturers, banks and the French Space Agency, ha

Export Operations and Documentation: Practical Nuts & Bolts Approach to Organizing and Structuring E

Tandy Corp. will move production of a variety of electronic products out of South Korea in the wake

Bartering can enhance two-way trade between Indonesia and the United States, two U.S. lawmakers say.

Canada introduced legislation banning large-scale water exports in an attempt to quell concerns the

The economy expanded at a brisk annual rate of 3.3 percent from April through June in spite of a sev

SUBMISSION OF SHIPPERS EXPORT DECLARATIONS (SEDs). Effective Aug. 25, 1988, all filers of shippers e

As the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries tries to close loopholes in cartel rules to cur

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

Strikes at Polish coal mines have generated a round of inquiries about the spot availability of U.S.

ACID RAIN EXPERIMENT PROVIDES NEW HOPENEW YORK - Scientists who built a 1,400-square-yard ro

August 24, 1988 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon

China is facing severe coal pollution problems as a result of its rapid drive to modernize.

MIDCON SEEKS LINKUP OF SOUTHWEST PIPELINESLOMBARD, Ill. - MidCon Corp. said its interstate g

A tentative agreement will allow Pacific Bell to cut the price it charges business customers for its

Quotations are offered rates of New York city banks relating to currency transfers of $1 million or

Just as its boxy brown trucks seem to be on the move constantly, United Parcel Service never seems t

Within days of government action to open up aviation in the Philippines, at least three groups have

A $73 million pension payment due next month from Pan American World Airways could leave the ailing

Austrian Airlines is to plow $130 million into upgrading its fleet in preparation for the launch of

FAA MODIFIES PLAN FOR EAST COAST TRAFFICThe Federal Aviation Administration Thursday propose

Alarmed at the prospect of having to negotiate business strategy with workers, the airline industry

Airborne Freight Corp. has reached agreement with New York Teamster Locals 295 and 851 on a three-ye

WHITE HOUSE URGES RESTRAINT IN SPENDINGThe White House said on Thursday that the budget defi

PHOTO RADAR FACES SHOWDOWN IN COURTPASADENA, Calif. - Three motorists who chose to take thei