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The European Community warned its trading partners it would block the negotiations now under way in

A union representing 40,000 hairdressers urged the Food and Drug Administration Monday to ban the u

Shipping sources in London said reports that Iran has been laying mines in shipping lanes off Kuwait

Waterfront labor and management officials say the new International Longshoremen's Association contr

President Reagan's budget chief, James Miller, sat in his office on a hot June day and bitterly reca

Recent clashes between protesters and police in South Korea and South Africa and last year's politic

The Prudential Insurance Co. of America is telling a bankruptcy court that it's all a clerical error

Primerica Corp. Lists on London MartGREENWICH, Conn. - Primerica Corp.'s common stock was li

The latest technology in transportation is causing disruptions that are hampering California growers

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

The AIDS virus has sent another jolt into the way life insurance companies conduct business followin

Thu., June 18, 1987 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.

Reichhold Hikes Price Of Phenolic ResinsMISSISSAUGA, Ontario - Reichhold Ltd., a subsidiary

The shipping industry is in trouble not because of overcapacity but because it doesn't know how to p

Plaquemines (La.) Port, Harbor and Terminal District strongly opposes efforts by the New Orleans Ste

The board of Atlantic Richfield Co., Los Angeles, will meet Monday to consider the sale of nearly 20

Carbon dioxide emissions may be released into the earth's atmosphere more slowly than previously tho

American Cyanamid Co. announced plans to construct a multimillion-dollar addition to its agricultura

If ports and marine terminals don't use their antitrust immunity for pricing discussions, they're li

Italy's ENI Group sees its acquisition of 8.07 percent of the shares in a Toronto-based zinc researc

To survive in a more competitive marketplace, ports are placing more emphasis on involving the entir

EYEBROWS WERE ARCHING throughout northeastern Florida recently when Wayne Stubbs, general manager o

United Parcel Service has become the first package express company providing service to every addres

For an executive trying to keep the travel budget under control, a business trip to Osaka, Japan's

The French airline UTA has ordered six long-range jets and taken options on six more from Europe's A

A 20 percent failure rate in tests of airport security screening led one House member to threaten co

What do you have when an airplane company's sales of two models exceed 3,700 units? Boeing's 727, on

USAir, Piedmont Seek Expedited Merger OKWith the comment period closed, USAir and Piedmont A

The world's largest wind tunnel is back in business in a cavernous structure at NASA's Ames Research

The Santa Fe Railroad is not happy over a group of homeless people sleeping under one of its rail br

Allegheny International Sells 3 Industrial UnitsAllegheny International Inc. sold three of i

South Korea's Surplus Continues to GrowSEOUL, South Korea - Strong exports boosted South Kor

CSX Transportation Inc. said some of its 630 managerial posts in Baltimore will be eliminated when 4

Foreign bankers and economists seem less concerned than Chinese officials over the fact that China h

The collapse of Knudsen Foods Inc., once the West's largest dairy operator, is a study of a dream go

For the week ended June 6 total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 101

Two leading Japanese electronics makers said Thursday they will not divert personal computer exports

The Foreign Ministry said Thursday Japan is taking appropriate action to punish companies responsib

South Korea's Surplus Continues to GrowSEOUL, South Korea - Strong exports boosted South Kor

A large West German bank plans to set up a trading company designed to facilitate exports to Eastern