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

WORLD BANK INDONESIA - $101.5 million to Bank Rakyat Indonesia for relending to and technica

A food fight has broken out along the border between Mexico and the United States, touched off by a

Small- and medium-sized companies are becoming a bigger factor in export markets and also may play a

Suppliers of the following items seek U.S. importers/distributors. Interested parties are asked to c

As the U.S. appetite for imported products increases, use of foreign trade zones is skyrocketing.

W. German Company Unveils Storage TankA West German company has developed a way to store hyd

Among arguments used to explain Japan's reluctance to open its markets to foreign goods and services

On protectionism: "I do not agree that protectionism is the magical answer to our problems i

European textile producers say an "international trade conflict on a huge scale" is certain if Congr

The U.S. Customs Service seized $10 million worth of textile and apparel shipments from China entere

West German Foreign Minister Hans-Dietrich Genscher has warned "the protectionist forces in the U.S.

ITC to Probe Imports Of Japanese ForkliftsThe International Trade Commission announced a pre

Concern over the fallout from any trade war between the United States and its major partners is spre

A maritime tradition survives aloft on large commercial jet transports; the captain is in command ev

Top Stories A political and economic alliance has resulted in an improvement in Israel's eco

The Flying Tiger Line jumped into the U.S.-Japan trade controversy heightened by last week's visit o

An airline baggage handler convicted of stealing the Lone Ranger's chrome- plated Colt .45's was sen

Continental Airlines ballooned to one of the country's most dominant carriers when it gobbled up thr

Unable to douse a blaze destroying timber supports in a 1,300-foot railroad tunnel, firefighters ins

Congressional investigators are trying to determine whether the reported theft of files from a Danis

RAIL LABOR AND MANAGEMENT floated before Congress a tentative plan to deal with financial problems t

Cal Air Purchases Two Boeing JetlinersSEATTLE - U.K. charter airline, Cal Air, has purchased

Sen. Frank R. Lautenberg, D-N.J., has introduced legislation that would require railroad personnel t

Canadian Rails, Unions Continue Contract TalksCanadian National and Canadian Pacific railway

Bridge Detour Contract Awarded in New YorkALBANY, N.Y. - A contract was awarded last week to

For the week ended April 18, piggyback freight hauled by the nation's major railroads totaled 95,669

Are Captain Kirk and Mr. Spock headed for the high seas? The introduction of microprocessor

Ocean shipping ports in and around Philadelphia are in deep financial trouble, threatened on the nor

The fault-plagued luxury liner Queen Elizabeth 2, carrying 1,200 passengers, mostly Americans, to Ne

The Interstate Commerce Commission substantially reduced the amount of notice that must be given on

Bentley Bill Puts Limit on Cargo FeeRep. Helen Delich Bentley, R-Md., has introduced legisla

Burnham Service Corp. will gain wide access to Canadian trucking and distribution markets through it

Lincoln National Net Income RisesFORT WAYNE, Ind. - Lincoln National Corp. reported first qu

The chairman of the House Merchant Marine Committee proposed legislation to require ship and boat ow

A diesel additive that purportedly cuts pollution and aids engine performance would be tested in 100

The Inter-American Freight Conference, which sets rates between the United States and four Latin Ame

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

American Ecology Corp. said it filed two lawsuits in Los Angeles Superior Court against its insuranc

Quarter Report Issued For Business StartsInsurance, finance and real estate showed the small