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Air cargo terminals still can be built with tax-exempt bonds, but airports are going to have to be v

The Senate Finance Committee failed to set a date for action on a trade bill. It is doubtful that th

Gromyko Meets Giscard MOSCOW - Soviet President Andrei A. Gromyko Tuesday received former Fr

The economies of the industrialized countries will continue to grow at a 3 percent rate for the rest

SYMPOSIUM ON INTERNATIONAL TRADE, INVESTMENT AND COUNTERTRADE IN CHINA. Objective is to help develop

The Kremlin is giving scores of Soviet trade organizations a freer hand to deal directly with foreig

Libya is selling its lucrative holdings in Fiat, Italy's largest automaker and private employer, Fia

France Delays Action PARIS - France's plan to abolish its remaining currency controls will n

Negotiation with the African National Congress, a leading foe of the South African government, is no

Spain is seeking to restrict further some steel imports from the other member states of the European

COAL, UTILITIES CINCINNATI GAS & ELECTRIC CO. (Cincinnati) - William H. Dickhoner was electe

Stock Prices Rise Again NEW YORK - Stock prices rose again Tuesday as interest rates decline

Another male Oriental fruit fly was found in the West Covina area, reinforcing the need for an annih

HEARD ON THE DOCKS: Heavy machinery rumbled and roared as Oakland longshoremen hoisted cargo boxes n

U.S. marine terminals are less efficient than their foreign counterparts, a study by a committee of

Toyota of Japan is preparing to invest $15 million in a car assembly plant in the Philippines that b

Intel Claims Precedent In Infringement CaseSAN JOSE, Calif. - A judge's ruling that the micr

Intel Claims Precedent In Infringement CaseSAN JOSE, Calif. - A judge's ruling that the micr

Net income at the port of Long Beach increased 28 percent in fiscal 1986, reflecting growth in opera

Bechem Can Self-Insure For Cargo LiabilityThe Interstate Commerce Commission ruled that Bech

Toyota of Japan is preparing to invest $15 million in a car assembly plant in the Philippines that b

Knudsen Foods Receives 2-Day Credit ExtensionKnudsen Foods Inc. said its financial creditors

The House Public Works and Transportation Committee this week is expected to approve a bill setting

The Ministry of International Trade and Industry has decided on a set of measures to monitor prices

The former head of Hong Kong's erstwhile Commodity Exchange pleaded guilty Tuesday to stealing HK$5

China has postponed the October date for abolishing its foreign exchange certificates, a Bank of Chi

Trucking interests at the Transportation Research Forum agreed to disagree over the relative importa

Spot orders worth HK$7.5 million (US$960,000) were signed during a Hong Kong household-goods trade m

Consumer prices rose 0.2 percent in August as higher prices for food and clothing offset fresh decli

Brazilian airlines are frantically searching for planes to lease on the international market in orde

GENERAL NEWSConsumer prices rose only .02 percent in August. Page 3A BANKINGThe Hous

The House Banking Committee stripped closure of the South Dakota insurance loophole from banking leg

Marine Midland Banks Inc. of New York City and First Pennsylvania Corp. said they will merge when Pe

GENERAL NEWSConsumer prices rose only .02 percent in August. Page 3A BANKINGThe Hous

Europe's venerable P&I (protection and indemnity) clubs have a message for America's insurance-starv

Proposals to tax imports to fund domestic programs are causing rising concern among businessmen and

Export-Import Bank financing for major foreign coal development projects and for other commodities c

Top Stories The president of American Waterways Operators Inc. sees a "slow return to normal

With the current three-year contract of the International Longshoremen's Association at Atlantic and

Peru, an oil exporter, could be forced to import oil in three to five years, oil technicians and gov