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Hercules Raises Prices for ResinsWILMINGTON, Del. - Hercules Inc. is increasing market price

Maersk Line's traditional support for the ocean carrier conference system is waning, the shipping co

Prime Minister Noboru Takeshita plans to express Japan's worries about the formation of regional eco

Qantas Airways Ltd. earned $101.1 million after taxes and extraordinary items in the fiscal year end

The official IMF dollar rate for the special drawing right as measured by a basket of currencies den

International Longshoremen's Association officials from the United States and Canada will meet June

MEXICO, BRAZIL PLAN FOREIGN DEBT EXCHANGEMEXICO CITY - Mexico and Brazil will begin a foreig

Fri, May 27, 1988 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.K.

Two years ago General Electric Information Services began work to develop an ocean container logisti

Allegis Name Is Buried As UAL Corp. RebornThe parent of United Airlines has laid to rest the

Flying Tiger Line's return to profitability is being sustained by a boom in U.S. exports, but the al

If one kind of accident seemed unthinkable in the aviation industry, it was what happened to an Aloh

Under pressure from a suit under the federal Superfund, seven corporations will pay $12.5 million to

The following business missions are scheduled to arrive in the United States. The Journal of Commerc

Trade unions representing 14 million metalworkers worldwide have endorsed a U.S. bid to make abuse o

Beecham Group Plc. signed a technology and licensing agreement with Saudi Pharmaceutical Industries

Considerable expansion in the demand for steam coal moving in international trade can be expected fo

The American Association of Exporters and Importers announced the formation of the AAEI Cutlery Grou

After-tax incomes fell 0.9 percent in April, the sharpest setback in a year, as tax filings took a b

With two swimming pools in its sports complex and a fleet of buses that take workers to the fields,

AIR CARGO Flying Tiger Line sees continued profits in 1988, with expanded cargo service from

HE'LL FOLLOW A STAR to Bethlehem. The Union Pacific Corp. has decided to move its headquarte

Owners and operators of fixed facilities on the outer continental shelf will be required to perform

The next stage in the world debt crisis will be determined by the new money packages being put toget

CAL FED INC. (Los Angeles) - John R. Torell III was named chairman and chief executive, effective Au

African ambassadors in Washington are calling for legislation similar to the Caribbean Basin Initiat

For consumers, losing telephone service can be a terrible inconvenience. For businesses, it can be a

Beef extract Quantity: 20 mt/monthly. Quality: the portion of beef extract - 50 percent min.

IMPORTS OF PLUGS, THERMOSTATS PROBEDThe International Trade Commission cleared the way for a

WARNER-LAMBERT CO. (Morris Plains, NJ) - Ronald M. Cresswell was appointed president of worldwide ph

The question of seating a New York state official on the Long Island Lighting Co.'s board is not lik

This index alphabetically lists all companies and other operating organizations such as ports mentio

Trade through the Port of Baltimore increased from $1.18 billion in 1980 to $1.51 billion in 1986, a

Ethiopia and Somalia agreed to restore direct air links betweentheir capitals that were severed 11 y

Burlington Northern Railroad is listening carefully to its major shippers who say they are expecting

Amax Unit to Acquire Kaneb PropertiesAmax Inc. said that its subsidiary, Amax Oil & Gas Inc.

AT&T Is Re-evaluating Relations With OlivettiAmerican Telephone & Telegraph Co. has confirme

The Port of Seattle has ordered two more of these 50-ton container cranes from Paceco Inc. for a tot

The weekly freight index of Maritime Research Inc. (January-December 1972 equals 100 percent) is as

The swift pace of congressional action on legislation to implement the U.S.-Canada trade liberalizat