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The U.S. dollar plunged to a record low of 144 yen at midday Thursday, despite reports of interventi

Two years ago Spain reopened the gate that had cut off Gibraltar from the rest of Europe for 15 year

Deregulation has drawn complaints from air passengers who say they are treated like cattle. But how

As far as vacation travel is concerned, Egypt is still in the deep freeze. While Europe is cautious

Investigators hunted for clues at the crash site of a Southern Air Transport cargo plane that plunge

Authorities averted strikes at Mexico's two state-owned airlines with wage settlements that were see

Delta Files Application For Service to SeoulDelta Air Lines Thursday filed with the Departme

Europe's airline cartel suffered a setback Thursday after three flag carriers agreed to meet the Eur

Federal inspectors will target both truck drivers and their employers in a major campaign to enforc

More than 300 members of a striking black transport workers union were arrested for allegedly gather

Santa Fe Southern Pacific Corp. urged the Interstate Commerce Commission to reject as frivolous and

The Upjohn Co., researcher and producer of pharmaceutical products and services, has filed a complai

Gelco Completes Sale Of UK OperationGelco Corp. has signed a contract for the previously ann

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

For the week ended March 28, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled

The Reagan administration's trade policies have "gravely weakened the manufacturing base of the Unit

On Competitiveness Changes in competitive environment, capabilities for competitiveness, and

Vessel Developed For Offshore DrillingA British company has introduced a high-speed vessel f

Officials of the Chicago Board of Trade urged the Japanese government to improve Tokyo's standing as

The Federal Maritime Commission has ordered an investigation of possible wrong doing in the shipping

World production of centrifugal sugar is expected to increase through 1986-87 to 101.5 million metri

India's 1986-87 (July-June) output of rice, wheat, coarse cereals and pulses is estimated to total 1

April 9, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

World cereal imports during 1986-87 are expected to total 178.9 million metric tons, compared with a

Wheat midge, wheat scab, aphids, wheat red mite and powdery mildew are threaten ing China's wheat cr

Indian Sugar Output Substantially HigherIndian sugar production during the first two weeks o

Wilh. Wilhelmsen Ltd., after suffering through several dismal and depressing months, said it secured

Barring any last minute delays, bunkering service will start in about two weeks at the port of Coos

Attorneys for Pennzoil Co. and Texaco Inc. are preparing for next week's appeals hearing in the cont

The former chairman of Conoco Inc. said he will head a new Dallas-based energy holding company estab

Galaxy Oil Co. said it has consented to the removal of its common stock and 9 percent convertible su

Trans Mountain Pipe Line Co. Ltd., of Vancouver is part of an international consortium which is stud

Japanese Distributors, China Agree on PriceMajor Japanese petroleum distributors, including

Nigeria, Africa's top oil producer, is planning to become a net exporter of oil products as the nati

USDA Approves Entry Of Italian HamA certain type of uncooked Italian ham has been approved f

Importers of tropical fruit take heart: A simple hot bath at 115.5 degrees Fahrenheit will take care

A new round-the-world containership line will make the port of Oakland its first inbound call, boost

Shoppers who purchase a pair of crocodile shoes may be stepping unknowingly into an international sm

The port of Palm Beach District and the Palm Beach Trade Center Development Corp. said the U.S. Comm

Maersk Line is abandoning Vancouver, British Columbia, and will ship all of its Pacific Northwest ca