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The possibility of mooring the battleship Missouri at a commercial pier near the San Francisco Bay B

A California state appellate court has ruled unanimously in favor of Occidental Petroleum Corp's. pl

The Environmental Protection Agency plan to begin imposing penalties on cities and counties with dir

Sea levels may rise by 1.5 inches to 3.1 inches by the year 2025 from expansion of ocean water in a

A leading Canadian shipping industry spokesman is calling for the temporary withdrawal of the whole

Treasury Airs Rules For Iran Import BanThe Treasury Department announced regulations impleme

America's high technology is going to all the wrong places. Its preferred customers, like Ja

Perry Nuclear Plant Goes CommercialPerry Nuclear Unit 1 was declared to be in commercial ope

Fate of Scindia Line Remains UncertainNEW DELHI, India - The fate of debt-laden Scindia Stea

Scandinavian Airlines System (SAS) confirmed Wednesday that it is one of the airlines bidding for a

Quintette Coal Ltd.'s open pit metallurgical coal mine in northeastern British Columbia will have to

Tecnimont, a member company of the Italian chemicals conglomerate Montedison, has won contracts wort

Higher Prices Seen For Ethylene GlycolAntifreeze-grade ethylene glycol prices are expected t

AIR CARGO Air cargo at New York's John F. Kennedy International airport will double between

European Community steel companies, shielded from foreign competition for seven years, may be forced

The U.S. Department of Commerce's new quota classification system will make textile importing diffic

Taiwan's Ex-Im Bank To Aid US ExportersTAIPEI, Taiwan - Lo Chi-chuan, president of Taiwan's

Government and private sources are skeptical about investor interest in the debt-equity swap program

Strip away work rules, make secondary boycotts illegal, establish no-fault workers compensation and

November 18, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gall

Hoechst Group's net income for the third quarter rose to $391 million from $296 million in the same

Dow Plans to Sell Photoengraving UnitMIDLAND, Mich. - The Dow Chemical Co. has reached an ag

The Army Corps of Engineers has changed its mind and now thinks the two U.S. locks on the St. Lawren

Service contracts in liner shipping may have been a good idea, but the timing of their creation was

Foreign Producers Absorb Dollar LossesForeign manufacturers are absorbing a large part of th

Crowley Maritime Corp. and the International Longshoremen's Association are expected to sign a contr

Corn barter negotiations with India will be difficult and probably are not feasible, U.S. exporters

The president of the Baltic and International Maritime Council says Bimco's information and educatio

New Orleans-based Central Gulf Lines, proving once again its skill as a specialized shipping company

The Department of Transportation chose Federal Express Corp. over United Parcel Service to provide t

Westinghouse Electric Corp. bolstered its recently clarified plans to become a major force in the es

Water quality has improved in the last 15 years, the Environmental Protection Agency announced in it

Pacific Gas and Electric Co. plans to create an unregulated subsidiary that will finance independent

Malaysia's crude palm oil output in October totaled 485,500 metric tons, down 66,610 from the revise

Brazil's top executive economic policy group finally approved rules for converting part of the count

Future drug discoveries will target specific molecules in the body rather than affecting many body s

A new trading company here hopes to boost profits by getting its bicycles on U.S. asphalt. C

Belgian Retailer to Buy J.C. Penney SubsidiaryBRUSSELS, Belgium - Belgium's largest retailer

A long-term slump in deep-sea shipping has created an atmosphere of moral hazard,insurers say, where

National Industrial Transportation League, 80th annual meeting, Nov., 17-20, The Galt House, Commonw