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May 29 Baltic International Freight Futures ExchangePrev.Close High Low

Connecticut residents kicked up a fuss, so a consortium planning to build a natural gas pipeline fro

Atlanta's Hartsfield International Airport surpassed Chicago's O'Hare International during the first

Poor marketing skills rather than price related factors are to blame for the United States' disappoi

Top Stories The chemical industry is poised for increased profits as it restructures researc

Mexico's major labor federations will seek a raise of 25 percent to 28 percent in the minimum wage i

California Shipping Line Inc., Inglewood, Calif., wants the Federal MaritimeCommission to br

The port of Lorient in Brittany, Northwest France, has revived plans to build a large offshore coal

Promotion of U.S. exports will be emphasized when nine Cornell University students begin an internat

Obtaining Top Performance From Distributors and Agents in International Markets. June 1-2, World Tra

Nippon Steel Reports $91 Million Net LossNippon Steel Corp., the world's largest steelmaker,

Injection-Molding Kit Cuts Costs, Cycle TimeA low-pressure version of injection molding can

Impatient House subcommittee chairmen asked federal regulators last week why residential natural gas

Togo is gearing up to become a major textile exporter to the United States and Western Europe.

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

The U.S. dollar rose Friday on expectations that President Reagan would approve a plan to protect Ku

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

Union Carbide Corp. announced that below-schedule prices for propylene glycol, United States Pharmac

The government said its main forecasting gauge of future economic activity plunged 0.6 percent in Ap

Freightliner Corp. named Peter E. Rupp chairman of the board of this heavy truck manufacturer, succe

Dutch police towed the Greenpeace ship Explorer into port last week after the ship's rudder failed i

Atlantic Richfield Co. pleaded no contest to charges of illegally dumping hazardous wastes and agree

NYPA Trustees OK Power AllocationsNew York Power Authority trustees approved an increase to

A third meeting between two groups planning to form a consortium to rival Japan's existing internati

Economic "drift" by U.S. leaders risks inflicting on the world economy a plague by the modern equiva

The California Farm Bureau Federation has shifted its stand on siting the atomic super collider in C

The blossoming local fur trade scored a substantial success at this month's Canadian International F

Quotations are offered rates of New York city banks relating to currency transfers of $1 million or

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

American Hawaii Cruises has completed an $84 million refinancing package that basically involved res

Insurance companies and asbestos producers from around the country are expecting an important ruling

The Senate Finance Committee Thursday approved a recommendation by the National Association of Insur

The price of internationally traded coal will remain under pressure for the foreseeable future becau

Week of March 28-April 4, 1987 This is a compilation of U.S. coal exports for the week. It i

Gov. George Deukmejian signed into law a bill to raise the speed limit to 65 mph on more than 1,200

Japanese overseas direct investments soared by a whopping 82.7 percent in the fiscal term ending thi

Autoliners Inc. Moves Office Staff From CityAutoliners Inc. moved its office staff from midt

After weeks of dithering, Thailand's legislators and businesses are being bluntly warned by governme

Reuben M. Rosenthal, who was named senior vice president, sales and marketing for Purolator Courier

Burlington Grain Rates Too High, ICC FindsRates on some wheat and barley shipments moving on