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RUSSIA GRAIN PURCHASER WON'T IMPORT IN 1994LONDON - Russia can do without grain impo

Mar. 21, 1994 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

The world's top ship inspection organizations have all passed a self- administered quality audit sho

Indian coffee growers, spurred by the easing of decades-old controls over marketing their crop, are

Spring is coming to the commodity world. Prices are blooming and investmentfunds leap happil

Delegates from the Organization of American States have reached an agreement here on a legal infrast

London Metal Exchange cash aluminum prices are forecast to recover from a trough of $51.70 cents a p

Mylan Laboratories Inc. has sought to ease investors' fears about itsfinancial outlook, sayi

So your organization is hosting a golf tournament. Dozens of friends and business associates are gat

Angry insurance workers - convinced that the government will open up the insurance sector to foreign

ALLSTATE INCREASES QUAKE LOSS ESTIMATENEW YORK - Allstate Corp. increased its Califo

The Malaysian central bank says recent relaxation of investment guidelines will promote "more active

American President Lines Ltd. said Monday it will rehire a containership captain fired earlier this

The National Marine Engineers Beneficial Association, one of the nation's largest maritime labor uni

Officials at three protection and indemnity clubs say it is not the place of these shipowner-owned i

The Supreme Court Monday dealt a blow to five insurers when it refused to review a lower court rulin

The European Commission, reacting to political instability in Russia, is rethinking its policy towar

The next critical stage in the fight to establish whether the Trans-Atlantic Agreement complies with

Workers armed with rakes and shovels combed a Florida Panhandle beach Monday, gathering coal coughed

U.S. shipbuilders Monday declared four years of multinational talks to end shipyard subsidies dead a

If increased vessel capacity taxes are used to fund the Clinton administration's $1 billion maritime

Sales by Canadian retail stores rose 1.2 percent in January to a seasonally adjusted C$16.712 billio

Trade leads are supplied by: US Department of AgricultureForeign Agricultural Service

ATLANTIC MARINE INC. (Mobile, Ala.) - Stephen R. Johnson was named president of the company's ship r

The Russians have re-entered the trade between Australia and the West Coast. The combination

Oil slicks up to 25 miles long are endangering Black Sea wildlife after a tanker collision last week

NEW STORM MAY CLOSE NOVOROSSISK TERMINALMOSCOW - Work at Russia's Black Sea port oil

The United Transportation Union struck Buffalo & Pittsburgh Railroad Inc., claiming thecarrier's use

The Argentine state-owned shipping line is getting ready to sell off three of its sailing routes - i

Breaking a yearlong slump, the Virginia Port Authority said the ports in January recorded a 17 perce

General Motors Corp. is revving up its activities in China, announcing plans for "several" new joint

Just about the only thing stopping a thief from taking more than five minutes to break into a contai

The industrialized world's leading cooperation forum, the Paris-based Organization for Economic Coop

A nine-month battle between Air France and the Czech government drew to a close Monday as the board

JAPAN SIGNALS SUPPORT FOR CHINA ON RIGHTSJapanese Prime Minister Morihiro Hosokawa said Mond

The United States agreed Monday to give Ukraine an additional $100 million to help it eliminate more

Starting today, the U.S. Commerce Department will report U.S. monthly data in a way that might sugge

A millionaire garment trucking executive who pleaded guilty two years ago to being part of an illega

Truckers, claiming they stand to lose millions of dollars annually in refunds due to new Internal Re

Italy's Antitrust Authority says it will fine the Milan Airport Authority (SEA) 1 billion lire (US$5