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Agricultural experts from nine Southern African nations will meet in Harare later this month to agre

Freight rates on the U.S. Gulf to Japan run continued to hover around $12 a ton, with Dreyfus report

Northern Tankers of Cyprus has agreed to lease four supertankers to Texaco and the Belgian shipping

The Maryland Port Administration wants to take an unprecedented step and involve the state in contra

An Israeli navy patrol intercepted a ship carrying arms and supplies to Lebanon for Yasser Arafat's

Alarmed by its growing trade deficit with Japan, South Korea hasdecided to limit its imports from Ja

Calif. Attorney General Joins Airport LawsuitOAKLAND, Calif. - John Van de Kamp, California

The Port of Portland Commission approved a hurry-up deal in which the port will spend $1 million ren

A former Liberty ship now called the Davy Crockett has completed a project on Puget Sound that was a

The weathered remains of a pirogue, or dugout canoe, thought to have been used in the 1806 explorati

The complaint filed by the U.S. Rice Millers' Association against Japanese rice import restrictions

The government-owned Australian National Line continues to trade profitably, despite fierce competit

The Reagan administration is concerned about physicians leaving their practices and other fallout fr

This is the 30th year that reinsurers have met here to discuss the state of the industry ahead of th

BYRNE AND BAILEY SHARE PLATFORM. The Fall meeting of the National Association of Insurance Commissio

Governments regulating offshore insurance companies will view a proposed U.S. tax change as a stab i

Utah to Consider Bid To Ban Cold Beer SalesA proposal to ban sales of cold beer in Utah in a

A U.S. investment banker with long-time experience in Japan called for establishment of a U.S.-Japan

The U.S. dollar struggled to top a six-week high against the deutsche mark Wednesday after a strong

Stocks were spooked by an early "witching hour" and rising interest rates Thursday. The Dow Jones in

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

Thursday, September 11, 1986 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanad

Some farm lobbyists and others think the Reagan administration soon may unveil a package of goodies

Mexican Border Firms To Bank in DollarsThe government said businesses along the U.S.-Mexico

Britain announced plans to spend 600 million (US$900 million) to cut sulfur emissions from coal-fue

The clean-up of Three Mile Island Unit 2 is being slowed for a second time by single-celled organism

An international consortium led by Texaco made a discovery of crude oil in a wildcat well off the no

To one degree or another, Washington, D.C., is a company town. More than a third of the work force i

Unocal scientists are developing new technology for using satellites and spacecraft of the National

Robert J. Aaronson, director of aviation for the Port Authority of New York & New Jersey, said he is

For the week ended Aug. 30, 1986, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equ

News from the third day of the International Freight Industry Conference in London: U.S. ope

A nationwide railway strike could have a major impact on the coal and utility industries, depending

Airbus Industrie said McDonnell Douglas Corp.'s unwillingness to consider the development of the A33

Two Reagan administration officials indicated they were fed up with foreign government policies rest

A nationwide rail strike would boost freight levels for many full truckload motor carriers, but coul

Guilford, Union Discuss Panel RecommendationsThe Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employes

Railroad companies say they would use managers to keep high-priority double- stack cargo trains movi

Lettuce, cantaloupes, cucumbers and other Western-grown produce would have a hard time getting to Ea

Attorneys for an airline whose military charter crashed in Canada, killing 248 Fort Campbell soldier