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1076.0 (May 28) Previous day - 1075.0 The Baltic International Freight Futures Exchange in L

A conflict is brewing over who gets control of the busiest and most profitable Canada-U.S. Border cr

The Maritime Administration refuses to process an application from United States Lines Inc. to sell

Delta Air Lines Inc. has recommended that the Department of Transportation suspend action on Delta's

Monsanto to Boost Acetominophen PricesST. LOUIS - Monsanto Chemical Co., a unit of Monsanto

Airco Industrial Gases will spend $135 million over the next two years to build four new air separat

Tougher legislation on stock transactions is being proposed by the government in an effort to clean

Top Stories Curbing runaway inflation is top priority of the Yugoslavian government. Without

Southern Connecticut Gas Co., Bridgeport, which had hoped to sell a gas-fired cogeneration unit to a

The Memorial Day holiday and speculation over the June OPEC meeting pushed re tail gasoline prices t

Suspected KGB agents in Moscow initiated the alleged sale of strategicmachinery to the Sovie

Vehicle, Steel Exports Decline in JapanJapanese exports of cars, trucks and buses slipped 7.

Gov. Steve Cowper signed into law a natural gas pipeline right-of-way bill, the first step in a long

House committee hearings Thursday appeared to focus on the substance of how much regulation is neede

Metro-North President Peter Stangl says the railroad will renew efforts to recycle newspapers at Gra

Though there is no sign of a line forming, Greek shipowners have been alerted to a new opportunity f

Operations at ITO Corp.'s terminal at the port of Baltimore were disrupted this week by a 36-hour wi

The port of Miami hopes to grab a bigger share of inbound Far East cargo, thanks to an agreement wit

The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission reaffirmed a natural gas billing policy that Canada says hu

Members of the Senate Aviation Subcommittee indicated they will move to imple ment some, if not all,

Flying Tiger Line will not drop its domestic routes even though the all-cargo carrier continues to l

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

While it is too soon to determine the long-term effects of U.S. protectionistpressure to cra

Senator Soured By Japanese SweetU.S. Senator Frank Lautenberg, D-N.J., says he is concerned

Thu., May, 28 ,1987 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.

It's the smallest and fastest computer chip ever devised and proud researchers say it spells credibi

Aggressive international trading will make California's economy larger than that of all but three na

The International Insurance Advisory Council has incorporated as an independent trade association to

Chase Manhattan Bank has no immediate plans to follow Citicorp's lead and sell its Third World loans

Business starts in April declined 5 percent from a year earlier to 19,660, Dun & Bradstreet Corp. sa

A senior State Department official played down foreign criticism of U.S. economic policies.

The Swedish Club, the leading mutual hull insurer, has asked the insurance industry to cooperate in

More than 20 percent of Peru's trucking fleet is paralyzed and the industry is warning the governmen

Japan Petroleum Exploration Co. will join Amoco Corp. of the United States in exploratory oil drilli

Anyone who travels on business knows that getting there is only half the problem. Dealing with the c

Japan Air Lines reported a net loss of 6.3 billion yen (US$46 million) in fiscal 1986 after losing 6

Hercules Inc. announces price increases for peroxide and hydroperoxide products used in the rubber a

The transfer of 11 Kuwaiti-owned tankers to the U.S. flag has cleared a Federal Communications Commi

The 0.22 percent ad valorem surcharge on merchandise imports became law on Oct. 21, 1986, when Presi

For shippers, carriers and a range of U.S. businesses, user fees are an idea whose time should never