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The number of Japanese companies that moved operations overseas jumped significantly in 1987 from th

Belgians crave crawdads but have yet to sample catfish, while Saudi Arabians find U.S. rice so much

The New York Shipping Association offered both good news and bad news to the maritime community in t

Union Camp Corp. announced price increases on selected resins and acids effective April 28.

The Port of Philadelphia remains the principal port of entry for cocoa beans and refined cocoa beans

Lumber production picked up but orders and shipments fell in 12 Western states for the week ended Sa

Economic reform programs in Eastern Europe will have only a minor impact on East-West trade and fina

The government's chief forecasting gauge of future economic activity shot up 0.8 percent in March, p

Japanese scientist Suguru Arimoto is a regular visitor to the United States. Once, perhaps twice a y

Talk can get expensive when one computer is speaking with another. That's especially true wh

Japanese tourists returning from trips to Europe between May 1 and May 5 will have the opportunity t

Big Mac to Attack Moscow Next YearSoviets will get a chance to munch Bolshoi Macs when the f

The problems besetting Eastern Airlines and the difficulties faced by the industry as a whole inevit

Maersk Line Agency (Canada) Inc. and Norfolk Southern Corp. have established the first double-stack

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

A runaway barge that became a $5 million headache to the Army Corps of Engineers after it wrapped it

The Port of Felixstowe, on Britain's east coast, maintained its position as Britain's top containerp

April 29, 1988 Baltic International Freight Futures ExchangePrev.Close High

Malaysia is to give positive consideration to joining the 1986 International Cocoa Agreement, said A

How does a pilot know accurately the weight of the load he's carrying when Eastern Airlines has gues

A political shift that could affect South Korea's ability to meet promised market-reform deadlines a

CONTENTS: Employee training: Real or imagined?The guessing game: How much does the cargo rea

When it came to opposing airline industry consolidation, Texas International Airlines preferred to s

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

Crude Oil Prices Weaken in EuropeThe apparent failure of the Organization of Petroleum Expor

Daily Index Textiles Metals Misc.Smoothedpercent Change, -0.56

CAPITAL GUARANTY INSURANCE CO. (San Francisco) - Richard S. Locke was named senior marketing directo

Export Opportunities for the 1990s. May 2. Speakers include executives from Sea-Land Corp., Aetna Li

China's assembly lines are humming with computers, refrigerators and automobiles this year.

More than 100 separate bills were introduced before Congress during 1987, petitioning for a temporar

U.S. sales of environmental control technology are forecast to reach $5.4 billion through 1992, repr

McDonnell Douglas Reports Income UpST. LOUIS - McDonnell Douglas Corp. reported income of $5

Cunard Ellerman, the container shipping line formed when Trafalgar House PLC bought Ellerman Line la

FLX Cites Expiration Of Cash Tender OfferFLX Acquisition Co. said its cash tender offer for

Locust control efforts have halted the danger of crop damage in Algeria and Morocco, forestalling po

The 47-year-old head of the free world's largest airline group is a native of New York City - a son

A new clock has joined the timepieces above the official scales of the New York Diamond Club.

A new, high-temperature record for superconductivity in materials that lack copper has raised hopes

A sizable coal discovery in the Malaysian state of Sarawak could significantly reduce the country's

Free trade among the 12 member states of the European Community is being thwarted by massive state s