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Turkey and the Soviet Union have reached agreement over the limits of their economic zones in the B

Cameroon's most dynamic businessman and entrepreneur, 36-year-old James Onobiono, believes the U.S.

Canada's trade surplus with the United States fell by C$4.5 billion in 1986, preliminary figures on

Richard Burt, the U.S. ambassador to West Germany, warned that trade disputes between his country an

The sudden revival of Brazil's hyperinflation has combined with an erosion of its trade balance to p

Liberation Graphics has signed an agreement with the Soviet Union's international book distributor,

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

US Says Japan Dumps Certain Pipe FittingsThe U.S. Department of Commerce and the U.S. Intern

UK's Randall Unveils Seven-Day Time SwitchRandall Electronics Ltd. of Britain has designed t

Jamaica is launching a major marketing campaign in the United States in a bid to sell its crops prio

US Prices For LindaneMove HigherDomestic prices for lindane, a pesticide, have moved

New York University School of Continuing Education is now registering for its intensive course in Cu

Witco Corp. will accept $2.75 million as an out-of-court settlement of patent infringement suits inv

Construction of a controversial plant that would convert trash to energy has been halted by an appea

An export market exists for the output of the proposed 900-megawatt Site C hydroelectric dam in the

James C. Taylor resigned as president and chief executive officer of Utah Power & Light Co., Salt La

A national program must be instituted to bring clean coal technologies into the market place in the

E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Co. announced that Sterling Group has signed a letter of intent to purchas

PSE&G Rate Proposal Would Reduce BillsNEWARK, N.J. - The average winter electric bill for a

BASF Corp. agreed to purchase Rohm & Haas Co.'s Blazer herbicide business for an undisclosed sum.

Harris Corp. was awarded a $5.5 million contract by Landsvirkjun, the na tional power company of Ice

Merchant seamen who ply the war-ravaged Persian Gulf rely on well-honed survival instincts, includin

Container shipments via the port of Hamburg, totaling 1,246,000 20-foot equivalent units in 1986, b

Freight service operators might soon find Tanzania a more interesting marketbecause of sever

Orient Overseas Container Line's new ship, the Oriental Fortune, made its first U.S. call at the por

Prospects are brighter this year for Canada's yards thanks to several federal government orders, sai

Transcaribe Line is announcing the start-up of monthly LTL/FCL service direct to Kingston, Jamaica.

Europe's two largest ports, Rotterdam and Antwerp, both used to boast trouble-free records in labor

The great blue bay that British naval hero Lord Nelson called the "finest harbor in the world" is l

The Federal Maritime Commission's Bureau of Hearing Counsel isn't sure a request by British insurers

An executive at Robert E. Derecktor of Rhode Island says the small shipyard expects to rebid for a

Situated on major world sea lanes, Sri Lanka's ports have been frequented by mariners for centuries

Three years of ethnic conflict have caused widespread damage to Sri threatens its trade relations.

Farrell Lines Inc. requested Maritime Administration permission for tripling its service between U.S

The Federal Maritime Commission agreed to allow an additional 15 days for filing comments on whether

The Insurance Exchange of the Americas' board of governors voted Tuesday to suspend all underwriting

Americans may like foreign cars, but car-thieves prefer U.S. models, according to a Chicago company

The New York requirement that insured vehicles be photographed should be made optional for the volun

The New York Mercantile Exchange plans to introduce options in heating oil futures contracts this sp

Economic depression in U.S. energy-producing areas could spread nationwide if the government does no