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Witco Corp. reported net income in the fourth quarter of 1986 of $16.5 million, equal to 74 cents a

The port of Beaumont, under new management, has undergone some belt- tightening in recent months.

Commercial shipping disruptions caused by the Navy's planned high-voltage tests of naval communicati

February 3, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallo

There are other corporate officials in the United States who take strong stands on international aff

Cash petroleum prices fell sharply this week, mainly influenced by milder weather in the Northeaster

Corporate tax credits or deductions for contributions to employee stock ownership plans cost the fed

Tues., Feb. 3, 1987 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.

ITC Ends Patent Probe, Finds No ViolationsThe International Trade Commission said it found n

The state insurance department apparently is taking the first step among insurance regulators to lim

A.H. Robins Co. reported net income for the fourth quarter jumped 94 percent to $26.1 million, or $1

Sen. Robert Dole, the Senate Republican leader, flatly rejected a budget summit between President Re

By most accounts, the European Community's first-ever program to give $58 million in food to Europe'

The Federal Aviation Administration's top medical officer resigned his post Monday amid criticism th

USF&G Posts Operating ProfitUSF&G Corp. reported operating income of $68.8 million,

Conrail's decision to make Electronic Data Interchange transmission mandatory for large volume shipp

Air Canada is planning to add capacity on a disputed route between Britain and Asia. Canadia

An International Trade Competitiveness seminar sponsored by the Pro Trade Group will discuss issues

Two oil tankers owned by Norway's Lorentzen Rederi of Oslo have been identified as major transporter

FEEL FREE TO USE ME AS A REFERENCE: In the maritime industry, some names carry a lot of respect. Mae

An expanding turboprop airline in British Columbia is disposing of most of its remaining piston-engi

South Korean automaker Hyundai may build an assembly plant in the United States, the executive vice-

Sometime in the next two weeks, Cook County will begin heating its criminal court and hospital compl

The economic benefits of the planned Channel tunnel between England and France - the so-called Chunn

The Indonesian government received its first domestic private sector response for a plea to explore

India, where cows are sacred, is importing 1,000 of the animals from West Germany where they were de

The New York Public Interest Research Group is refusing to give up on its lawsuit charging the Insur

Negotiations to end a prolonged management-labor conflict at the port of Quebec have entered a criti

Clout Elected Vice PresidentAt GMACGeneral Motors Acceptance Corp. elected Richard J

It's an exchange that flabbergasts lobbyists in the import community to this day. The scene:

James Robinson has a plan for solving the world's economic crisis. He calls it the Global Strategic

Forecasts of an eventual downturn in the U.S. insurance cycle have overrated the likely effects of s

Wedtech of Michigan has won a $2.5 million contract to build a ferry for Puerto Rico with an option

Quintette Coal Ltd. reported net income of C$1.5 million for 1986, compared with a net loss of C$57.

Combustion Engineering Inc. and the U.S.S.R Ministry of Oil Refining & Petrochemical Industries sign

Royal Dutch/Shell Buys Texaco Africa InterestsWHITE PLAINS, N.Y. - Texaco announced it sold

The British government is threatening to introduce legal controls on corporate takeovers if future a

Mission Insurance Co. and its subsidiaries should be liquidated, the California Insurance Department

Western Canadian longshoremen have won the support of the city of Vancouver for an alliance aimed at

Atlantic Container Line will increase its trans-Atlantic capacity by lengthening five of its roll-on