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The European Community Commission said it will impose provisional anti- dumping duties on imports of

About 99 percent of California's farmers use at least some of the state's 3,635 registered pesticide

A lowering of trade barriers and even a common currency system will be high on the agenda when finan

Inadequate supplies forced Brazil's SEI computer regulatory agency to approve imports of 1,800 hard

Changes at Argentina's central bank should strengthen Economy Minister Juan Sourrouille's grip on po

The crisis in the West German shipbuilding industry deepened with the Nobiskrug yard in Schleswig-Ho

A lowering of trade barriers and even a common currency system will be high on the agenda when finan

Zim-American Israeli Shipping Co. will expand its service between U.S. Atlantic and Gulf ports and t

A port development analyst disputed Sierra Club contentions that a cargo port here is not justified

The Soviet Union is building a new base for its enormous Typhoon submarines as part of its fortifica

A strong technical picture is expected to provide support to the bullish sentiment that swept over c

The hundreds of silver coins, pieces of gold and silver bars stashed in a bank vault more than equal

All was quiet on the north terminal as Teamsters unloaded and the International Longshoremen's Assoc

The Federal Maritime Commission said it would not act against Peru for the next six months if Peru d

United States Lines (S.A.) Inc., the lone U.S. carrier in the U.S.-Brazil liner cargo pool, believes

William Griffin, president of two shipbrokerage firms, WVG Shipping & Trading and W.V. Griffin & Ass

Iowa Electric Light & Power Co. may need at least 300,000 tons of coal for 1987 deliveries and will

Consumers Board Fights NiMo Rate IncreaseALBANY, N.Y. - The New York State Consumer Protecti

Air Products and Chemicals Inc. announced that its Houdry Division's Detol hydrodealkylation process

A Nuclear Regulatory Commission spokesman said approval for New Hampshire Yankee Corp. to stage zer

Elliott J. Siff, vice chairman and chief executive officer of Alcide Corp., announced that the compa

Australia has the world's largest coal carrier in active service on the international market.

Iraqi attacks slashed Iran's vital oil exports by more than 50 percent last week to a daily average

Supply and demand factors will force crude oil prices up to $18-$20 a barrel this year, and perhaps

Statoil, the Norwegian state oil company, will announce by mid-September which company will build th

Iran announced it will resume natural gas deliveries to the Soviet Union after a seven-year suspensi

U.S. oil refineries anxious to take advantage of cheap foreign crude raised their rates the past two

Nineteen years ago, Garvin Senn ran a Shell service station at a busyintersection in Dallas

Petroleos de Venezuela Raises Crude PostingsPetroleos de Venezuela SA, Venezuela's state-own

AAR May Participate In Soo Line DisputeThe Association of American Railroads may participate

About 40 percent of the containerized cargo arriving at the Port of Vancouverfrom the Far Ea

Government plans to toughen performance standards for truck drivers hauling hazardous loads should b

SANTA FE SCUTTLEBUTT: Despite all the public talk about getting the Interstate Commerce Commission t

People Express Airlines will survive its latest crisis - the expected bankruptcy of its Frontier Air

Minneapolis-based Cargill Inc. is moving more heavily into countertrade in Asia, helped by a pioneer

Mexico's Yucatan conjures up images of the ancient Mayan civilization, and it draws thousands of tou

United States Lines said it will reduce its round-the-world service by suspending direct calls to Fo

Mexico expects airlines and ocean carriers to be best at moving cargo for the duty-free, in-bond pla

Fiber-Optic Expansion NEW YORK - GTE Laboratories said its scientists have found a way to do

Rep. Helen Delich Bentley, R-Md., claimed credit for preventing yet another side-stepping of U.S.-fl