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The World Bank and other multilateral aid agencies will help finance up to $40 billion in highway pr

It may seem a backward approach, but Kumagai Gumi Ltd.'s hopes its experience in the United States w

All components of Hong Kong's trade showed sharp gains in March, both against February and compared

Japan should further liberalize its markets for the import of commoditiesfrom the Associatio

Hitachi Plant in Okla. Begins OperationsNORMAN, Okla. - Hitachi Computer Products (America)

Brazilian exporters expect the appointment of a new finance minister will lead to new export incenti

North Sea Output Declined in MarchNorth Sea March daily output of crude oil was down 20,000

April 30, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

Yvan Simard, deputy general manager of the port of Montreal, strongly rejected the negative forecast

New York will be "Canada's leading eastern port" by 1990, a Canadian transportation consultant says.

Low Prices Hit Tenneco's NetTenneco Inc. reported first quarter income from continuing opera

The U.K. oil group British Petroleum has increased its estimate of recoverable oil reserves from the

An apparent increase in lightering of oil tankers in Boston Harbor is a combination of seasonal fact

Italian Seamen's Club of New York. Presentation of second annual Achievement Award to Anthony J. To

Deregulation of the natural gas industry will likely open up western U.S. markets to increased expor

Oil output by Vietnam is targeted to reach just about 2 million barrels this year - about 5,500 barr

Even in the best of times, when the U.S. steel industry was a world leader, West Coast steel product

Japanese buyers are to be offered 4 million tons of hand-sorted small coals, some of them mined in t

Marathon Petroleum Tunisie, a subsidiary of Marathon Petroleum Corp., may have finally come up with

Congress is going to repeal another provision of the 1978 natural gas law that was supposed to have

President Ronald Reagan will urge Japan to import more than 10 million tons of U.S. coal a year when

Turkish steelmaker TDCI is extremely dissatisfied with initial shipments of coking coal it has recei

Five years ago, as recession took down the Midwest's agricultural economy, farmer Cliff Hahn became

Niagara Mohawk Plans To Cut Jobs, ExpensesSYRACUSE, N.Y. - Niagara Mohawk Power Corp. will c

Mexico's in-bond assembly industry boosted its output again last year, yet local earnings from the b

Fujitsu Ltd., Japan's largest computer maker, said Thursday it plans to buy about $1.4 million worth

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

South Korea plans to make additional cuts in tariffs and easeinspection standards on imported manufa

Members of Congress called on President Reagan to push for more access to Japanese farm production m

With "several hot prospects" for sales in the offing and the likelihood of further expansion in the

West Coast manufacturers who use steel in their production process have been hit with a double whamm

Electricite de France Orders Cray SystemCray Research Inc. said Electricite de France has or

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

Australian Beverage, Lifestyle Plan MergerVANCOUVER, British Columbia - Lifestyle Beverage C

Thanks to the tariffs recently levied on some Japanese products, you may have a difficult time findi

A British company is introducing a portable laboratory designed by educational and industrial archit

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

The Federal Maritime Commission wants to consolidate into one rule the requirements for handling agr

In classic fashion, Malcolm W. MacLeod started at the bottom of the company, Mor an Towing & Transpo

The Containerization & Intermodal Institute plans a seminar June 11 on the impact of the Shipping Ac