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The National Association of Professional Insurance Agents adopted this new logo to help portray itse

Nac Re Corp. said it filed plans to offer 1.2 million shares of common stock at market to raise capi

Eight Indicted in NY On Charges of FraudALBANY, N.Y. - Eight individuals were indicted on ch

Spoilage of grain loaded on barges anchored on the Mississippi River and in the mountains of corn st

The 100th Congress is unlikely to be any more willing than the previous one to make the changes in t

U.S. archaeologists are reconstructing a ship that sank almost 1,000 years ago, laden with a millio

Asserting that the assurance of competition would benefit the consumer, the chairman of the Federal

Shipowners in India have agreed to give a fair trial" to a plan by shippers for voluntary efforts t

The United States' dealings with the St. Lawrence Seaway are about to change markedly for the first

Total sales of U.S. coal will reach 904 million tons next year, or 0.7 percent above the 1986 level,

Raymond T. Frias resigned from his post as U.S. representative for the Asia- North America Eastbound

Transportation industry analysts are surprised and curious over reports last week that Paccar Inc.,

Bowing to protests from commercial associations, the Port of Piraeus Authority (OLP) has put off unt

Local news accounts have prompted the Harris County auditor to take a closer look at promotion and t

Selenium in Suisun Marsh may be coming from industry in Contra Costa County as well as from San Joaq

A U.S. bankruptcy court has authorized financially troubled United States Lines to pay off its first

It happens to everyone: You put some papers or equipment down somewhere, and when you resume work on

Airlines engaged in service expansions and acquisitions of other carriers are starting to undertake

The British government is considering subsidizing the costs of employing U.K. crews on British deep-

The government of Indonesia is seeking foreign loans in hopes of preserving what it calls vital deve

The San Francisco Bar Pilots Association may break a 151-year tie with San Francisco by moving the a

The 88,557-deadweight-ton Liberian tanker World Kinship resumed its voyage northbound through the Su

China will rely more heavily on commercial loans in the five years through 1990, bankers say, estima

Mitsubishi May Close 2 Yards, Cut 3,100 JobsMitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd. told its trade

The U.S. Maritime Administration is studying a decision by Rhode Island environmental officials not

Canadian Port Agency Enters Energy BusinessVANCOUVER, British Columbia - A western Canadian

Canada's Trade Surplus With the US DeclinesCanada's merchandise trade surplus with the Unite

A special report on the problems facing French ports has become a hot potato for the government of P

Domestic FertilizerUse DeclinesConsumption of domestic fertilizer products was 3 per

The U.S. dollar drifted lower against major foreign currencies Wednesday in light trading. T

Allied-Signal Inc. said that it has offered for sale seven operating units that make up the majority

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

Amax to Consolidate Research ActivitiesGREENWICH, Conn. - Amax Inc. will consolidate all its

Florida Power Corp. selected Kentucky coal offered by Reading & Bates Coal Co. to fill its solicitat

Stocks rose sharply in moderate trading Wednesday, with blue-chip issues leading the way. Th

The Brooklyn Navy Yard will soon be a much busier place when Mitsui & Co. and its subsidiary, Tokyu

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

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

Sen. Metzenbaum Plans Assault on 'Greenmail'Company shareholders can become pawns when "gree

Canadian wheat exports are expected to rise to 18.5 million metric tons in 1986-87 (August-July), up