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Numac Oil & Gas Ltd., Edmonton, Alberta, made a light-gravity oil discovery at Tangent in northern A

Inventories of key petroleum products held by refiners, importers and at pipeline terminals declined

THE JOURNAL OF COMMERCE Daily Industrial Materials Price Index of Sensitive Spot Commodity Prices on

Stock Market Planned For Beijing in JanuaryThe government plans to open a financial and stoc

ICC Adopts Final Rules On Lease ExemptionsThe Interstate Commerce Commission adopted final r

The Massachusetts Port Authority continues to land-bank waterfront property with deepwater berths fo

Wednesday, Dec. 24, 1986 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

Live Animal Transport: Disinfectants ProposedCarriers that transport live animals from the U

Dole Named Marad's NewChief CounselThe Maritime Administration has a new chief couns

Atlantic States Association of Rail Shippers meeting, Jan. 8, Philadelphia Hershey Hotel, Philadelph

A maritime union that was formed last year to organize deck officers now represents over 400 workers

Flota Mercante Grancolombiana SA wants the Federal Maritime Commission to reject complaints from O.

Far Eastern press reports indicate that Toyo Menka Kaisha Ltd. has withdrawn its lawsuit against the

The Maritime Administrative Bar Association joined carrier interests to oppose intervention by the s

Officials say overall business in this largest of Italy's ports is on the rebound under Roberto D'Al

A voluntary cargo support scheme ensuring a minimum of 40 percent of freight exports on a sector-to

Ellerman Begins Service To the MediterraneanMOBILE, Ala. - British-based Ellerman Line began

Containerization & Intermodal Institute. All-day seminar on the impact of the 1984 Shipping Act on c

California truckers will have until March 1 to prepare for new state trucking regulations, the state

The relationship between Taiwan and South Africa, nations that have little in common except a shared

Air Canada is back on a profit course after l8 months of financial turbulence, says Pierre Jeanniot,

Threats of further cuts in mining appear to have forced the government of Thailand into reconsiderin

The Japanese Tariff Council recommended adoption of a plan to expand preferential tariffs and erase

The decision of Donald Mazankowski, deputy prime minister of Canada, to name a small icebreaker, to

The offices of all Japanese businesses operating in Burma will be closed effective Dec. 31 and about

Argentina's trade surplus is sliding sharply as the country continues debt negotiations with oversea

Truckers bound for Boston are running into stiff fines as a result of a conflict between state and f

Looking back at 1986, Eastman Kodak Co. Chairman Colby Chandler told employees that he believes the

GENERAL NEWS U.S. retaliation against closed foreign telecommunications markets may surface

THE PACKAGES ARE OPENED NOW: The buildup, the excitement, the glitter and the joyful secrets hidden

The American Medical Association is the lead plaintiff in a suit challenging the constitutionality o

Conditions are ripe for a substantial expansion in U.S. exports in 1987, a leading forecaster believ

A Federal Communications Commission inquiry into limiting access to the U.S. telecommunications mark

A number of maritime unions appear to be elbowing for position to crew a group of U.S. Navy ships be

Japan Harvests Bumper Rice CropJapan harvested a bumper rice crop of 11,647,000 ton this yea

British-Built Sterling Makes Debut in USThe British version of a luxury sedan built in a col

Saudi Arabia and Nigeria told customers that all oil will be sold on a fixed price basis as of Feb.

The crown prince of Liechtenstein is a partner in a Texas farm that's larger than his own principali

As one of the more eventful years ever ends for New York's milk industry, there are actually some ho

Australia's sheep slaughter in the five months ended Nov. 30 totaled 5.851 million head, up 20.9 per