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NEW YORK POWER AUTHORITY (New York) - William Cahill Jr. was appointed to the post of executive vice

MOBIL RATES PROSPECTS OF VIETNAM OIL FINDHANOI, Vietnam - Mobil Corp. estimates it h

As of Apr. 19, 1994 Quotations are based on prices reported in the market or obtained from s

Deregulation of silk imports and pricing is the key to revitalizing Japan's oldest silk exchange, bu

JAPAN LISTS SCHEDULE FOR METAL TARIFF CUTSAn official with Japan's Ministry of International

Peruvian companies have begun looking abroad to finance investments as economic prospects brighten a

Daniel Rappaport, chairman of the New York Mercantile Exchange, said he would expect Nymex to launch

Apr. 19, 1994 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

Another bid to broaden Southeast Asian free trade has hit a predictable snag as Malaysia declared it

Tight supplies due to maintenance shutdowns at four South Korean ethylene units are pumping up the c

NORTH AMERICA 34th North Jersey Business Show. May 4-5. Whippany. Trade and Information Supe

Direct, competitive sales of cut-rate electricity over power lines owned by local utilities have mov

Japan's wire and cable manufacturers are being hit by a double whammy of higher costs for the copper

Brazil's Industry and Commerce Ministry will begin a series of auctions by May 10 to sell part of it

Sen. Max Baucus, D-Mont., Tuesday proposed a number of policy tools for pressuring China to improve

Commercial Quantity Aluminum ingots_ $1,100-$1,150per ton lots &

The Puerto Rico Government Development Bank will announce today that an investment group led by form

S. AFRICA MANUFACTURERS TO GAIN EU PREFERENCEEuropean Union foreign ministers Tuesday agreed

The poor quality of Indonesia's cocoa beans will keep prices low for this year's crop, said traders

The Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Monday at 222.14 off 0.33 which compares w

Thomas J. Donohue, president of the American Trucking Associations, called on rail interests to hold

Apr. 19, 1994 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPrev.Close High Low

Except for some trailers that were pressed into revenue service, the strike by members of the Teamst

1299 (Apr. 19, 1994) Previous day - 1290 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

FORMER SP OFFICIAL JOINS SANTA FE RAILWAYATLANTA - Rollin Bredenberg, a former vice

OIL TRANSPORTER SPILLS DIESEL IN KAOHSIUNGTAIPEI, Taiwan - An oil transport ship carrying 10

The U.S. Coast Guard boarded and seized a fishing trawler off Mexico's Pacific coast that was appare

Slow growth in containerized cargo traffic for any length of time during the coming decade could pro

Massachusetts should develop an offshore oil terminal and a new intermodal rail facility to help eas

Jimmy Herman, retired International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union president, set the tone

Shippers gamely continued rerouting freight Tuesday as the Teamsters strike against nine less-than-t

The U.S. Maritime Administrator said Monday he hoped that legislation to revive the U.S. shipbuildin

The World Bank approved a $570 million loan to China for a $2.8 billion water- control and power-gen

Carriers in the trans-Pacific are concerned that rates offered to Canadian ports over the past few w

The French government has officially reopened debate over the fate of the La Ciotat shipyards by set

The European Commission and ocean ship lines of the Trans-Atlantic Agreement are in "the final phase

The Columbus inland port has signed a marketing agreement with the Port of New York & New Jersey and

Growth in the economies of the world's 47 least-developed countries is projected to expand in 1994 b

CSX Intermodal Inc. said Tuesday it was supplementing its domestic container fleet by adding 225 new

The U.S. merchandise trade deficit soared to $12.3 billion in February, the biggest monthly deficit