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Gulf ports, financially bloodied by a pricing war, are trying to salve their wounds by working towar

The House Foreign Affairs Committee agreed Thursday to an amendment that would require cash transfer

Waiting Time Reduced For Ships Using SuezThe Suez Canal Authority says ships now have an ext

An attempt by Baltimore waterfront management to solicit the help of local dock workers to lower gua

Richard V. Parks, president and chief operating officer of Farrell Lines Inc., says his company is s

Catwalk Handler Feeds Drill PipeA Scottish company has introduced a catwalk pipe-handling ma

The Chicago River, once so polluted only carp and assorted nasty sediments thrived, is making a come

U.S. corporations can best maintain the competitive edge in the heated international marketplace by

After a number of weeks of decline, gasoline inventories rose substantially, according to the Americ

Spring's coming early in Vermont for the second year in a row, raising the prospect of bitter times

The affiliation of the New York Futures Exchange and New York Cotton Exchange will create a financia

Public Service Co. of Colorado and Union Rural Electric Association reached a preliminary agreement

Indian Oilseed Group Demands Import HikeNEW DELHI, India - The East India Oil Millers Associ

Combined world output of wheat and coarse grains this year could fall to 1.352 million metric tons f

Petrochemical prices remained fairly stable in March, but plastic prices are poised for another roun

A quarterly loss of $294 million is threatening New York State Electric & Gas Corp.'s dividend, whic

World cereal carryover stocks for 1986-87 will increase to 452 million metric tons, compared with an

Atochem Inc. will increase prices for thioglycolic acid effective May 1. The company's new d

A Fuel Use Act compromise touted by the National Coal Association doesn't do much to ensure that new

Italy's ENI to Invest In Venezuelan ProjectsCARACAS, Venezuela - Ente Nazionale Idrocarburi,

The Chicago Mercantile Exchange today unveiled an expanded regulatory program that includes stepping

Chevron U.S.A. Inc., the domestic oil and gas unit of Chevron Corp., began its long-delayed installa

Most coal exporters "wave goodbye to their coal at the dock," which may be a mistake, according to a

Calif. Company Lands Toshiba ContractPALO ALTO, Calif. - Varian Associates Inc. said it rece

Barbie, the sophisticated lady doll, soon will be manufactured in India. Mattel Inc. of Hawt

For rent: space base, in remote and sparsely populated area near equator, excellent climate, ideal f

Airline analysts said it was too early to tell whether a fare war between Delta Air Lines and Easte

New York financier Donald Trump was not available to comment on rumors that he has been continuing t

The government's multibillion-dollar effort to upgrade the nation's air traffic control system still

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

Call it a multimillion-dollar calculated risk that failed. Last year U.S. Customs Service ag

GE to Supply Boeing With Fan EngineBoeing Co. said it has selected General Electric Co.'s ne

Automobile Alarm Detects MovementA Hong Kong-based company came up with an automobile access

Show to Feature Items Used in Apparel PlantsThe Western Apparel Manufacturers Trade Show, se

The man who bucked presidential advisers and won President Reagan's endorsement of catastrophic acut

Commercial banks have little alternative but to agree to continue helping finance Brazilian developm

President Jose Sarney created a special commission to renegotiate Brazil's $108 billion foreign debt

American businessmen who met with President Reagan said they are optimistic the U.S.-Canadian free t

West German Finance Minister Gerhard Stoltenberg Wednesday said European central bankers saw no need

A National Labor Relations Board administrative law judge will wait for lawyers' briefs that are due