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The United States' international deficit in trade and services will improve by only $4 billion this

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

Insurance brokers and regulators went another round Thursday in the fight over a model law aimed at

The insurance industry has launched a statewide radio campaign to urge Californians to repeal the st

Texaco Inc. and Saudi Arabia's state oil company Thursday announced an agreement in principle to for

HEAT WAVE PUSHES UP NEW ENGLAND POWER USEThursday was the fourth day of an official heat wav

Worldwide propylene demand for chemical manufacture will grow at an average rate of 4.1 percent thro

Barge traffic on Midwestern waterways is being delayed and at some points virtually shut down as wat

WESTERN UNION CORP. SUES FORMER EMPLOYEENEWARK, N.J. - A former top Western Union Corp. exec

The 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in New York has extended a stay preventing CSX Transportation

The Port of Seattle is re-examining its ambitious container terminal plans following signs that the

The European Community gave way Thursday to a U.S. demand for an international disputes panel to exa

China's foreign trade during the first five months of this year was valued at US$28.3 billion, up 25

Protecting commodities and unsnarling international trade disputes will figure prominently in Austra

An upcoming Treasury decision on the tax treatment of U.S. exports could have a far-reaching impact

Japan's economy, boosted by personal spending and housing investment, grew an unusually robust 2.7 p

The ancestral home of millions of people on Taiwan is here in Fujian province on the Chinese mainlan

The American exporter is among those most affected by foreign barriers to free trade in insurance, a

There was nothing unusual about the award of the $1.7 million stevedoring contract to Florida Transp

Just two weeks ago, the odds seemed long on getting a second trade bill passed once President Reagan

June 16, 1988 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

The Malaysian energy monopoly Petronas plans to spend an average of M$2 billion (US$770 million) a y

GE Plastics to Acquire Borg-Warner ChemicalFAIRFIELD, Conn. - General Electric Co. and Borg-

Automotive Industry Action Group, AIAG-sponsored one-day seminar on EDI in the auto industry, June 2

Continental Airlines flew 3.3 billion revenue-passenger miles in May 1988 compared with 3.1 billion

Canada's seasonally adjusted world trade surplus was cut by 19.9 percent in April to C$601.7 million

U.S. truck output in this year continues to edge ahead of the record pace of a year earlier, while 1

Japanese companies are whetting their appetites for U.S. chemical production capacity and may be pre

Barge rates on the Ohio, Mississippi and Missouri rivers have skyrocketed as a result of the worst n

Trans Ocean Ltd., a San Francisco-based lessor of shipping containers, has consummated two deals in

THOSE ARBITRATORS' RULINGS in the Guilford Transportation Industries Inc. labor battle rattle more t

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

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

Fax it to me! is today's corporate imperative the way can you Fed Ex it? was a common business reque

Mobil Chemical Co. has commissioned a research project by Babcock & Wilcox Co. to study the feasibil

Japanese companies maintained a moderate level of new investment in U.S. chemical and allied product

New York City's port department is spending money now to lure steamship linesfrom the shackl

June 16, 1988 Baltic International Freight Futures ExchangePrev.Close High

ICC CAN'T PROCESS TARIFFS VIA 'FAX'The Interstate Commerce Commission said it does not have

Business inventories rose a moderate 0.5 percent in April as business sales slackened somewhat from