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Ports in Everett and Grays Harbor are reporting significantly higher log exports are moving over the

Officials of Japan's Maritime Safety Agency have launched an examination of fragments from missiles

The binational Greak Lakes/St. Lawrence Maritime Forum has produce a 23-by-35- inch promotional colo

The stabilization of world oil prices has improved the outlook for the African holdings of Elf Aquit

Eight thousand Indians living on 45 square miles of reservations have laid legal claim to 22,800 squ

Public Service Co. Of New Hampshire, majority owner of the Seabrook nuclear power plant, proposed a

Prices in the Eurodollar trading pit at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange are gyrating wildly. Screami

Norfolk Southern Corp. earned $122.4 million, or 64 cents a share, in the second quarter, down 14 pe

Japan's Ministry of International Trade and Industry is looking into the possibility that a Toshiba

The city of Bridgeport, Conn. and a North Carolina insurer have reached agreement over the filing of

Fireman's Fund Corp. faces the challenge of putting out a number of fires around the country.

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

Disgusted by Hollywood's portrayal of truckers as rebels and renegades, drivers have formed a truck

Edward B. Brandon was named chairman and chief executive of National City Corp., whose principal ban

The U.S. registered a trade deficit of $804.7 million with Communist countries during the first quar

The average price of gasoline jumped nearly 1 1/2 cents a gallon in the past two weeks, but the rise

A local company with interests in Canadian gold mines has won China's first joint-venture deal to ex

Treasury May Delay Debt RefinancingThe U.S. Treasury tentatively decided to postpone the ann

Sea-Land Service Inc. has moved a step closer to taking command of at least six United States Lines

Japan proposed creating new organizations to encourage the flow of new capital to developing countri

In 1937, as now, the government was saying times were getting better down on the farm, that the Depr

The proposed merger of British Airways and British Caledonian Airways is meeting resistance from con

Social Security Study Projects 4.2 percent IncreaseThe nation's 38 million Social Security r

Soldiers took over Bolivia's petroleum plants and gas stations when workerswent on strike Mo

More Brazilian exporters broke contracts with overseas buyers during heavy domestic consumption in 1

Australian farmers must improve the protein levels in Australian standard white wheat or suffer a lo

When Robert A. Curry inquired in 1971 about filing a legal challenge to the West Coast's 50-mile con

Essex Chemical Corp. and Dartmouth College have formed Medarex Inc., ahealth- care joint venture com

Airline passengers who see a broken seat in the plane cabin may be justified in worrying about how w

The fate of a number of legislative and public policy debates in Washington may determine the econom

Three insurers are seeking $54 million from Frank B. Hall & Co. Inc. for damages resulting from the

Canadian motorists have been paying higher pump prices than their U.S. counterparts for the last two

China's southwestern province of Yunnan negotiated US$30 million worth of import and export contract

The managing director of the International Monetary Fund proposed a new strategy to help the world's

Arnold B. McKinnon, chairman and chief executive officer of NorfolkSouthern Corp., says he recognize

The developer who wants to turn Syracuse's Oil City district into a thriving waterfront complex has

A management consulting firm says the cruise industry faces financially choppy waters over the next

If Bruce Engel buys one more mill, he figures his 5-year-old WTD Industries Inc. will be the nation'

Micrognosis Plans Global RestructuringDANBURY, Conn. - Micrognosis Inc., which designs and m

AVIATION British Aerospace is offering U.S. companies an opportunity to bid on subcontract w