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While any decline in fuel costs will be welcome, transportation companies don't expect to see 1988 a

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

The likelihood of $16 oil during 1988 will be a mixed blessing for Brazil. The national econ

A powerful committee chairman, a high-powered industry lobbying effort and a little time helped defe

Apex Holding Co., St. Louis, parent of Clark Oil and Refining Corp., filed for protection from credi

The national airline of the Civil Aviation Administration of China in 1984 carried 5.5 million passe

A warning to holiday air travelers: That overstuffed garment bag you managed to drag aboard

In what may be a U.S. first, both importers and exporters from a wide variety of industries have joi

A proposal to phase-in health insurance for all Massachusetts residents by 1992 is dead for now.

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

PROCEDURE FOR PAYMENT OF DUTIABLE INFORMALS FOR MERCHANDISE AT THE AIRMAIL FACILITY - SEATTLE DISTRI

When tea merchants Davison, Newman & Co. first tried exporting to the United States, the company's e

'Twas just before takeoff and all through the plane, the passengers waited for the safety refrain.

Rising oil prices fueled the first commuter van pools 15 years ago, but New Jersey transportation of

For every dollar drop in world oil prices, the United States may save about $2.5 billion annually in

A continuing oil price decline could sabotage Mexico's new anti-inflation strategy and force the gov

For the big Japanese oil companies, the pieces are finally beginning to fall into place. Eve

December 28, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gall

With both import and export volume growing rapidly, Taiwan air freight industry officials are negoti

When Minh Van Nguyen agreed to act as agent in Vietnam for Central Gulf Lines Inc., he had no idea t

Underlying the bearish dollar forecasts is the conviction among traders and economists that the U.S.

New Jersey motorists may be hit by steep increases in car insurance prices next year to cover a repo

Japanese Group Seeks Better US Ties on ChipsThe Electronic Industries Association of Japan p

The Cabinet on Monday approved a proposed fiscal 1988 budget intended to stimulate economic activity

On the night of Oct. 23, Bob Hedden, chief of the Falls Township, Pa., Volunteer Fire Company No. 1,

Truckers are urging federal officials to scrap a proposal that would force them to place an emergenc

The six-nation Gulf Cooperation Council voiced support on Monday for OPEC's latest decisions on oil

Pullman Leasing Co., the rail-car leasing division of Signal Capital Corp., has purchased a portion

As the pieces of the puzzle fall into place in the fast-pacedprogression of Hudson River waterfront

Archaeologists working in the Caribbean have a rare chance to identify a late-1600s shipwreck by nam

There are three potential losers, but a clutch of guaranteed big winners, in East and Southeast Asia

Cigna Re Expands Workers Comp ProgramHARTFORD, Conn. - Cigna Re Corp., based here, has expan

China and Soviet Union Sign Trade ProtocolChina and the Soviet Union signed a trade protocol

West Germany's Big Three chemical manufacturers are able to look back at 1987 favorably and look for

Robert P. White joins Con-Way Eastern Express as vice president, sales, after 15 years with another

Movements of high value general cargo continued to set records in 1987 for the port complex at the m

Chrysler Corp. Sets Up Electronic Mail SystemROCKVILLE, Md. - Chrysler Corp. has set up an e

The U.S. St. Lawrence Seaway Development Corp. closed its locks Monday, ending the 29th season for t

THE JOURNAL OF COMMERCE Daily Industrial Materials Price Index of Sensitive Spot Commodity Prices on

Soviet Oil Production Sets Record in 1987The Soviet Union, the world's largest crude oil pro