Latest news

On the outskirts of this bustling border town, Chrysler Corp. is preparing to open a new 210,000-squ

Hearings and deadline dates for pending U.S. International Trade Commission investigations:*

In a 5-4 opinion ignoring Justice Department views, the Supreme Court ruled that creditors of indivi

The International Trade Commission will continue to focus on Japanese trading practices during the m

The insurance industry is not enthralled with the idea of creating two-year long-term care policies

If you're wondering what latex examination gloves have in common with peony tree bark - wonder no mo

The American Law Institute, the American Bar Association and the University of Colorado School of La

BATUS EXTENDS TENDER FOR FARMERS GROUPLOUISVILLE, Ky., - Batus Inc. said Friday that its who

Auto insurance rates could rise by an average of $97 a car for all drivers next month if the state a

The tanker market, which has suffered a sharp drop in freight rates in recent weeks, should start to

Ford Motor Co. says it expects foreign and domestic automakers to sell 15.6 million cars and trucks

Lumber production, orders and shipments increased in 12 Western states during the week that ended Ju

The introduction of a bill sponsored by Sen. Howard Metzenbaum, D-Ohio, mandating 60-day advance not

Israel's consumer price index rose by 1.2 percent in May, twice as high as last year's inflationary

Taiwan's government spokesman predicts his country's trade surplus with the United States will fall

Yoshifumi Kaneda is very proud of his new Honda. It looks like an ordinary two-door Accord, except t

A widely followed advertising forecaster said Wednesday that he expects U.S. ad spending to rise 8.4

Imported car and truck dealers urged Commerce Secretary C. William Verity not to try to get Japan to

U.S. government agencies and private firms operating in Panama will be allowed to pay Social Securit

A U.S. Journalist returning from Panama recently asked a Customs agent at Miami International Airpor

Businesses expect their sales and profits to rise in the third quarter, but strains are showing on p

Housing construction plummeted 12.2 percent in May, the steepest drop in five months, the government

* International Trade Commission Calendar 4A * Industrial Price Index: Weekly Update 6A* Kev

This index alphabetically lists all significant references to companies and other operating organiza

Sea-Land Service Inc. took another step toward receiving federal operating subsidies last week.<

Baskin-Robbins International Co. has scooped out a franchise in Moscow for its ice cream stores.

The Maritime Administration will let qualified foreign insurers provide hull coverage for U.S. oper

The Hong Kong-based consortium preparing to sponsor Asia's first regional communications satellite h

Echo Inc., a Japanese-owned maker of outdoor power equipment, plans to start exporting to Japan lat

In response to what many say is a major national problem, California has passed a law making it easi

Sen. Lloyd Bentsen, D-Texas, said further progress on the legislation needed to implement the U.S.-C

1262.0 (June 16, 1988) Previous day - 1276.0 The Baltic International Freight Futures Exchan

Sea-Land Service Inc. expects South America will be a strategic market for the company some day, but

The Maritime Administration's Subsidy Board made its first move to give dry and liquid bulk carriers

State-owned British Shipbuilders has been given the all-clear from its work force to sell its Govan

The USS Croaker, which may be the last World War II Navy submarine available for display, could be d

The Coast Guard will allow an extra month for further comment on a proposal to raise the minimum ves

L. Stanley Crane, chairman of Consolidated Rail Corp., and James G. Costello, president of Universal

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