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USLICO REPORTS RISE IN OPERATING INCOMEARLINGTON, Va. - USLico Corp. reported Friday that op

Lawyers for Massachusetts health insurers will begin preparing briefs for a September hearing after

The star- crossed Tarahan coal terminal, a US$57 million key to Indonesia's energy policy, is expect

The U.S. Maritime Administration's annual report for the fiscal year ended Sept. 30, 1987, is availa

Last week, the freight futures market provided evidence that traders are re- evaluating expectations

Several more top Teamsters officials are expected to be replaced as new President William McCarthy r

A senior Chinese official showed a new interest in nuclear power last week, after a long period of a

No sour grapes. Executives at Hardee's Food Systems Inc. are giving up their seats on the company's

Consumer prices climbed a modest 0.3 percent in June, with declines in gasoline and clothing costs n

EARNINGS, REVENUE UP AT UNION PACIFICNEW YORK - Union Pacific Corp. reported second quarter

Joe Linck, a commodities trader-turned-port director, says one of the first things he has learned on

Export Documentation, Export Letter of Credit, Import Documentation. July 26-28: Omni Biltmore Hotel

U.S. cutlery producers lost a plea for special import curbs on foreign cutlery. The Internat

Fri. July 22, 1988 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.K

1,700 JAPANESE PROTEST AT NUCLEAR POWER PLANTAbout 1,700 people rallied Thursday near an unf

The first ship from China to take on cargo at a U.S. Great Lakes port is here to haul away an engine

Out where a sea-lift of barges normally appears this time of year, ice floesdrift undisturbe

The International Longshoremen's Association feels it might be time to take on non-union employers i

As in much of the United States, a drought is paralyzing parts of China. But here, it may affect the

GE CAPITAL UNIT BUYS 2 ABC WHEEL SHOPSGE Capital Railcar Wheel and Parts Services Co. has pu

From triple-digit inflation to a crushing $104 billion foreign debt, President-elect Carlos Salinas

The state-run Port Authority of Singapore is cutting charges yet again in an effort to maintain its

The party may be over for employers who thought they had control over their employee benefits plans.

Under current European regulations a British trucker hauling a cargo to Greece cannot pick up or dis

When a Laura Ashley shop in any one of 137 North American cities wants new clothing stocks from its

Will Luxembourg's booming banking center still be booming after 1992? Or is the European Community

Higher wages and other operating costs caused the economic environment for small businesses to worse

A 37 percent surge in exports of office machines was the main reason why the United States slashed i

The U.S. coal industry must become a little more unconventional in order to expand sales abroad, the

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

QUIET MINICOMPUTERS INTRODUCED BY PRIMENATICK, Mass. - Prime Computer unveiled two new super

BATUS' BID FOR FARMERS CRITICIZED IN WASH.SEATTLE, Wash. - A successful hostile takeover of

Some of Europe's biggest blue chip corporations are beating a path to Victor Rod's office seeking a

If Far Eastern hotels are considered the world's best, does that mean the airlines of the Orient al

It's been a week now since the last shot was fired in the Persian Gulf tanker war. Last Frid

The commercial banks in the Western part of the United States show signs of a strong year in 1988. B

Suppliers of the following items seek U.S. importers/distributors. Interested parties are asked to c

Legislation to reform the Staggers Rail Act will not be forthcoming in this Congress, said Sen. Jame

Britain's airlines Thursday laid much of the blame for recent chaotic delays at British airports on

RAILROAD AND AGRICULTURAL SHIPPER representatives met with Senate staffers and chatted about competi