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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

Kawasaki Steel Gets Baa-2 Moody's RatingMoody's Investors Service said it assigned a Baa-2 r

The truck industry is buzzing with rumors that the relationship between Navistar International Corp.

The U.S. dollar fluctuated uncertainly against most major foreign currencies Thursday, holding in a

The salvaged British car ferry Herald of Free Enterprise, which sailed with open bow loading doors,

Wine glasses in hand, well-dressed San Franciscans strolled through the opening of the new art exhib

US and New Zealand Suspend Aid to FijiSUVA, Fiji - The United States and New Zealand have su

A Sicilian local council will hold a referendum on government proposals to site a coal-fired power p

A June 4 meeting of the directors of Italy's state utility company, Enel, threatens to produce more

The California Lands Commission rejected Atlantic Richfield Co.'s plan to build three more oil platf

A federal regulatory agency says the proposed $10 billion natural gas project that would run alongsi

Mitterrand Says GATT Must Settle Grain WarREGINA, Saskatchewan - After visiting a prairie gr

A machine with a new technique for rapidly identifying complex biological substances has been develo

The Seamen's Church Institute of New York and New Jersey. Tenth annual gala dinner. June 2 at the W

The Japanese Finance Ministry will begin selling all of its 20-year bonds and 20 percent of its 10-y

President Reagan maintained his strong stand against tax hikes as a means to curb U.S. budget defici

Conrail and the New York Department of Transportation face a June 1 deadline for renewing a contract

A state automobile rating bureau representing 109 insurers appealed to the Supreme Judicial Court th