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DECOTEX - International Home Furnishing and Textile Show. Through June 30, Hall 38, Jacob Javits Con

The issue of automating international trade document procedures takes center stage today as a host o

The battleship Missouri and three escorts will sail from California for the Persian Gulf in late Jul

The Virginia Port Authority is seeking to establish a policy for application of the Commonwealth Por

The battle for control of United Airlines pits a pilot with management ties and a record of antagoni

Error to Cost Drivers Extra $2.50 in Mass.Massachusetts motorists aren't grinning, but will

About 5,500 Florida physicians will face sharp premium hikes this Wednesday as the state's largest m

Federal investigators were trying to figure out why the pilot of a small courier plane made "a myste

Argentina's plan to offer foreign commercial bankers an upfront incentive if they commit funds early

Phillips 66 Natural Gas Co., a unit of Phillips Petroleum Co. started a temporary program to reduce

California produce can be marketed competitively even though labor costs in many countries are much

Despite the fact that U.S. companies have spent more than $200 billion on new facilities and equipme

891.5 (June 26) Previous day - 901.0 The Baltic International Freight Futures Exchange in Lo

California's Department of Food & Agriculture has issued the first ban for a pesticide as a result o

The Supreme Court sent an Arkansas truck tax dispute back to state court in what appears to be anoth

A pair of Bechtel Corp. subsidiaries that service 40 nuclear plants signed an agreement to provide s

Next January first will mark a historic date in international trade" when a new tariff classificatio

The port of Chicago spends 26 percent of its annual income on insurance premiums at a time when oper

Legislation to increase pilotage fees for every foreign and U.S. vessel entering or departing from t

The Los Angeles Board of Harbor Commissioners has approved a fiscal year 1988 budget that projects i

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

American National Can To Build R&D CenterAmerican National Can Co. will build a $10 million

Conrail NYSE Symbol Replaces Leaseway'sBeginning with today's stock market trading, Consolid

The U.S. Supreme Court turned down an appeal from Cooper Stevedoring Co. challenging a port's right

The International Insurance Society Inc. annual meeting will be held July 5-9 in Seoul, South Korea

Sun Raises Posting For Michigan CrudeTULSA, Okla. - Sun Refining and Marketing Co. raised it

The family of one of the three crewmembers killed aboard the fishing trawler Jack Jr. last year has

A Federal Maritime Commission law judge said the commission should require ocean carriers to file mo

Brazilian President Jose Sarney is preparing a virtual barrage of political gestures during the next

GENERAL NEWS The International Trade and Computerization Conference and Exhibition is schedu

The Central Electricity Generating Board, Britain's biggest coal user, ordered 300,000 metric tons o

China Expected to Cut Farm Exports in '87The Agriculture Department says China is reducing i

Austrian Airlines said income from its now minuscule air cargo operations could jump 25 percent when

Want to know what the liner shipping industry will be like by the year 2000? Take a look at what's h

Gov. Thomas H. Kean on Friday signed legislation that will limit the liability of tavern and restaur

Oil prices closed the week sharply higher in Europe on optimism that the Organization of Petroleum E

California is spreading the word that overseas companies are welcome to do business in the state.

Purchase of nine United States Lines containerships and dockside box-handling gear by Sea-Land Servi

The West German banking industry reacted in a favorable but subdued manner last week to the federal

Spirits picked up in the U.S. machine tool industry, as orders in May reached the highest monthly le