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The newest Toyota is a white zinfandel. And the largest Honda is a steer. The notion of a Ja

Exports of logs and lumber from the West Coast topped a record $2.1 billion last year, an amount tha

The U.S. wants Japan to implement its planned liberalization of imports of selected farm products wi

Japan's unadjusted trade surplus declined from year-earlier levels for the 10th consecutive month in

OECD Says Outlook Brightest for US, JapanEconomic trends look better than at the turn of the

U.S. exporters performed considerably better in selling to Hong Kong in January, with sales up 50 pe

Greenspan Tempers Optimistic OutlookThe outlook for real gross national product growth and m

While many maritime companies have been putting more and more emphasis on the Pacific Rim, San Franc

The House Ways and Means Committee sent to the Senate Thursday a compromise trade bill offer on impo

Panama's ambassador to the United States said his country would welcome the placement of Panama Cana

A Transportation Department threat to revoke the International Air Transport Association's antitrust

Little Delaware is just a tiny part of the U.S. trade picture, but what is happening there these day

Customs brokers are becoming increasingly resistant to adopting new high-tech systems - but they'll

Shipping on Seaway To Resume March 29The shipping season on the Montreal-Lake Ontario sectio

US Manufacturer Lists Acquisitions, VenturesLarizza Industries Inc., an original equipment s

Relations between Pittston Co., the nation's leading coal exporter, and its union employees were nud

Norway Warns OPEC On Production, PricesHELSINKI, Finland - Norway's Oil and Energy Minister

Will power companies in Ontario and Quebec lower electricity prices and gain a stranglehold on the N

The American Gas Association says approval of a free trade agreement with Canada would help the Unit

In many industries, it is one of those unspoken rules not to go public with your complaints about t

Virginia Power Fined $100,000 for ViolationRICHMOND, Va. - The Nuclear Regulatory Commission

The state's attorney general has petitioned the Public Service Commission to prohibit New York regul

McDonnell Douglas Promotes ExecutivesST. LOUIS - Following the promotion of John McDonnell t

Ryan-Walsh Improves Competitive PositionRyan-Walsh Inc., formerly Ryan Walsh Stevedoring Co.

Aeromexico, the Mexican government's wholly owned passenger airline, said it is being forced by fina

Europe's congested airspace is bringing air traffic systems to the verge of breakdown and is costing

The International Civil Aviation Organization, a United Nations body that oversees the safety and ef

Mar. 10, 1988 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

Recent price increases for carriage of outbound air cargo to the Orient, announced several months ag

AVIATION DOT seeks a way to back off from its threat to revoke the International Air Transpo

Container Terminals, a large Brooklyn-based coffee wholesaler, signed a new 10-year lease on Thursda

The Federal Maritine Commission at its next scheduled meeting, Wednesday, March 16, will consider th

Rep. Walter B. Jones, D-N.C., has introduced legislation to make the week of Oct. 30, 1988, National

Waterways operators are angry about a new requirement for off-highway users to pay a tax of 15 cents

Insurance and car rental industry representatives Wednesday discussed legislation aimed at regulatin

Chances are remote that any big substantive changes will be made in antitrust law this year, and tha

Three million Massachusetts drivers face a total of 16 percent retroactive increases in 1987 and 198

Lloyd's of London plans to apply its proposed new controls on insurance brokers to all of a group's

DOES THE FUTURE OF THE WORKERS COMPENSATION MARKET IN MAINE rest with the upcoming rate hearings?

Farmers Group Rejects Offer by B.A.T. UnitThe board of directors of Farmers Group Inc. Thurs