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POLYSAR, LUMMUS CREST PLAN JOINT VENTURESARNIA, Ontario - Polysar Basic Petrochemicals' chem

New overseas demand for hardwood logs from deep in the heart of Dixie has forest product companies f

Ship lines have sent different signals to the Maritime Administration on a proposed policy that woul

Orient Overseas Container Line said it will alter its North Atlantic service starting July 25.<

Soviet efforts to improve trade relations with the rest of the world appear to be paying off in Asia

Three automobile manufacturers and three oil distributing companies in Japan have joined to launch a

An administrative law judge is going to allow a trade association's complaint of unfair practices ag

July 15, 1988 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

LILCO DEAL HITS SNAG IN NY LEGISLATUREAn agreement between Long Island Lighting Co. and New

All over Asia this morning, businessmen and women are emerging from buses,trains, taxis and

Satellite communication systems developed principally for shipping are poised to revolutionize the w

Hundreds of people have resigned their membership in Lloyd's of London's insurance market this year

Statistics compiled on petrochemical trade for April 1988 by the National Petroleum Refiners Associa

California officials are studying plans to accredit three independent inspection centers in Taiwan t

Despite foreboding, bus czar Fred G. Currey and his investor groups sank millions last year into reb

AMERICAN CRUISE LINES CONSIDERING MERGERHADDAM, Conn. - American Cruise Lines Inc., which pr

1171.0 (July 15, 1988) Previous day - 1178.0 The Baltic International Freight Futures Exchan

The Journal of Commerce Industrial Price Index slipped last week, then started edging back up, resti

Export Documentation, Shipping & Insurance. July 19. U.S. Custom House, Room 158, 721 19th St., Denv

Pistachio growers, mail carriers and free-lance writers are in for tax breaks under a bill approved

The Tennessee Valley Authority said that during the second week of July it awarded four spot contrac

Americans for Energy Independence is an independent public interest policy association based in Wash

COMPETITORS JOIN FORCES IN GAS PIPELINE PROJECTSHELTON, Conn - Two companies that were compe

CRUM & FORSTER COMMERCIAL INSURANCE (Basking Ridge, N.J.) - James A. Stark was named chief executive

If Warren L. Basler has his way, DC-3 airliners still will be flying when the venerable Douglas Airc

July 14, 1988 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

The U.S. appetite for foreign oil increased sharply in the first half of the year, while domestic cr

A leading Belgian shipowner is questioning the advantages of electronic communication networks for t

Airports in Boston, San Francisco and Los Angeles stepped up security recently following Iran's vows

Private foreign investment is surging in the economies of the Pacific Basin and has become more dive

DEUTSCHE BANK TO BUY 29 ARGENTINE BRANCHESFRANKFURT, West Germany - Deutsche Bank will acqui

New claims for state unemployment insurance benefits were made by 304,000 people during the week end

A story on Page 3B of Thursday's issue should have stated that Alex J. Mandl joined Seaboard Coast L

British Rail announced plans for massive investment in a high speed train link between London and th

The European Community charged Thursday that the House of Representatives' passage of a revised trad

A New Jersey insurance company said demand exceeded supply in its offer of drought insurance to Midw

European shipping lines are tightening their grip on container terminals and general cargo handling

Improving air travel service and safety by adding air traffic controllers, spending the aviation tru

The chairman of the Panama Canal Commission said that Panama's boycott of a meeting here interferes

NORWAY WARNS OPEC ON QUOTA VIOLATIONSOSLO, Norway - Norway will reconsider its decision to c