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The United States and the United Kingdom are calling for a special international conference to impro

The U.S. Customs Service has agreed to defer until April 1 the ending of special treatment for texti

Oregon's International Port of Coos Bay has selected its marketing director, Paul W. Vogel, to serve

MALAYSIA REPORTS RISE IN COMMODITY EARNINGSLUMPUR, Malaysia - Earnings of nearly M$20 billio

Takeovers and mergers are suddenly in fashion in Denmark, where companies belatedly are realizing th

DETROIT DIESEL CORP. EXPANDS AUSTRALIA ROLEDetroit Diesel Corp. said it assumed the overseas

Italian shipyards recently received conditional orders to build approximately 20 ships valued at 2 t

JAPAN-CHINA TRADE SOARS TO NEW RECORDTwo-way trade between Japan and China last year grew 23

The principal maritime carrier of Singapore is moving into intermodal transport amid further signs o

LOYALTY CAN BECOME A crippling disease. Electronic data interchange is a technology of allia

INT'L SHIPHOLDING CORP. REPORTS RISE IN PROFITInternational Shipholding Corp. reported net i

Financially troubled Scindia Steam Navigation Co., which was put under government control after fail

SP TRANSPORT TO BOLSTER RAIL MARKETING EFFORTSSAN FRANCISCO - Southern Pacific Transportatio

Mon., Jan. 23, 1989 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.

US JUDGE DISSOLVES SUGAR RESTRAINING ORDERWASHINGTON - U.S. Court of International Trade Jud

The following business missions are scheduled to arrive in the United States. The Journal of Commerc

SAGA PETROLEUM AVERTS BLOWOUT IN NORTH SEASTAVANGER, Norway - Experts said Sunday a blowout

SAUDIS TO HOST MEETING ON AIRLINE HIJACKINGSNICOSIA, Cyprus - Saudi Arabia will host an inte

''K" LINE-KERR CORP. (New York) - James G. Campbell was named administrator of intermodal services i

Surgeons' fees remained nearly unchanged during a recent 18-month study ofsurgical charges i

Last year, state lawmakers passed what many regarded as a sweeping reform of New Jersey's auto insur

GEORGE BUSH'S INAUGURATION as 41st president of the United States made much of the fact that it was

As insolvencies spread among insurance companies, courts now seem willing to broaden the responsibil

Switzerland's visible trade deficit totaled 649 million Swiss francs (about 1.56 francs equal $1) in

If worse comes to worst, U.S. Meat exporters wishing to sell their hormone- treated meat to the Eur

Understanding Telecommunications Technologies for Non-Engineers, Jan. 25-26. Beverly Hilton, Los Ang

Two established bulk carriers in the Pacific Northwest-to-Australia trade say there isn't enough lum

Jan. 23, 1989 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

It's Saturday night at the United Airlines freight terminal at O'Hare International Airport.

Coal-rich Shaanxi province is running out of the fossil fuel that keeps its power plants running.

The Boeing Co., which originally hoped to certify all three models of its 747-400 by the end of this

GM PULLOUT BENEFITS S. AFRICAN CARMAKERJOHANNESBURG, South Africa - The pullout by General M

KEMPER UNVEILS PLANS FOR RESTRUCTURINGLONG GROVE, Ill. - In a major restructuring involving

Representatives of 66 developing countries are asking the European Community this week to consider f

* Geoffrey Brown - Trade Talk 4A * Import Quota Watch 4A* Commodity Research Bureau on Silve

An association of textile importers in the Pacific Northwest is broadening its membership to include

An attorney reviewing peaks and pitfalls of the federal government's newdrug-testing rules f

South Korean securities firms, seeking to attract American investment dollars to the Asian nation's

Gerald H. Ullman has been one of the leaders in the fight gainst the 50-mile container rule ever sin

Liberalization of New Zealand's trade and investment laws makes it a vastly more attractive country