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GENERAL NEWS Supreme Court will rule if stockholders can sue a company that denies holding t

Two insurance companies sued the Insurance Exchange of the Americas and 13 of its syndicates for mor

Worldwide consumption of synthetic rubber increased by more than 3 percent in 1986 compared to 1985

Memorial for Steiner Held at AcademyKINGS POINT, N.Y. - A memorial service was held last Fri

United Coal Co. expanded its holdings in southwestern Virginia with the acquisition of Knox Creek C

The British airport computerized cargo clearance system, UKAS, will be scrapped and 400 freight forw

A new joint venture between a San Francisco air freight company and a Japanese steamship line next m

Quotations are offered rates of New York city banks relating to currency transfers of $1 million or

The Supreme Court agreed to consider whether trustees of employee benefitplans run by groups

The Supreme Court said it will decide whether stockholders may sue a company that denies it is holdi

The official IMF dollar rate for the special drawing right as measured by a basket of currencies den

This college town will never provide the urban pizzazz of a big city, but some of the glitter of Tim

GENERAL NEWS Supreme Court will rule if stockholders can sue a company that denies holding t

Ricoh to Supply Savin Through End of '95STAMFORD, Conn. - Savin Corp., a marketer of liquid

Bankers are likely to be receptive to Brazil's requests for new money if itsfinancial offici

The House Merchant Marine Subcommittee will begin its efforts to help the maritime industry this yea

Health Official Urges More AIDS EducationU.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services Otis Bo

Spot Gas Prices Climb 5 percent-10 percent on Gulf CoastSpot natural gas prices for end-user

Gasoline prices across the nation appear poised for a drop after two weeks with the average price fo

ImmunoGenetics Inc. completed its previously announced sale of its Mexican subsidiary, Vineland de M

How do you unload a ship carrying two fully assembled container cranes each weighing 550 tons and to

Capital spending by the nation's investor-owned utilities continues to decline, reflecting a year-lo

John Leslie, chief of transportation with CP Rail, claims Canadian cabooses are the best-equipped in

The Illinois Central Gulf Railroad has nearly reached its goal of becoming a true North-South carrie

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

The graphic on Page 1A of the Feb. 23 issue, illustrating changes in import and export shipping patt

Argentine soybean farmers have, for the first time, resorted to selling their crop before harvest in

Kuwait's oil minister, Sheik Ali Khalifa al-Sabah, warned international oil companies not to try to

Japan's five leading steel companies plan to cut a total of 40,000 employees over the next five year

Alexander AppointsNY JewelerLos Angeles' emergence as an international jewelry busin

Leading textile exporters in Asia are mounting a ferocious attack on new legislation proposed on Cap

Supply problems caused by soaring interest charges and an unrealistic cruzado exchange rate are pres

Western Europe is looking with fascination and some skepticism at the new openness in the Soviet Uni

Support for Federal Maritime Commission action to place limits on terms of ocean carriers' service

Negotiations on Hold WASHINGTON - President Reagan signed a directive deferring negotiations

February 23, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gall

Tenneco Minerals Co., Lakewood, Colo., and International Minerals & Chemical Corp. (IMC), Northbrook

The Unit 1 reactor at Diablo Canyon Nuclear Power Plant automatically shut down when a high water le

Millions of dollars worth of South African goods are flowing into the United States despite a far-re

Top Stories One shipper discusses methods it uses to determine problems in transporting haza