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Lumber production and orders fell, but shipments rose in 12 Western states in the week that ended Sa

The local farmers may think they're loony, but scientists at Tuskegee University are trying to devel

A white paper released at the weekend emphasizes the need for Japan to upgrade efforts to improve th

People are frightened of big trucks, and Thomas Donohue knows it. For most of his three year

The Reagan Administration's new proposal to revise the 50-year-old program of subsidies for ship ope

Importers and exporters say the turmoil on Wall Street last week won't affect business, at least in

A Federal Maritime Commission official says the FMC may offer trans-Pacific ship lines the same type

The U.S. economy is headed for a slowdown, at the very least, in the wake of the stock market's hist

The U.S. Navy has dispatched five trained dolphins to the Persian Gulf to assist U.S. forces there i

Top Stories: The rise of Dubai's $2 billion Jebel Ali Free Zone into a prime commercial center is

Some U.S. tourists will pay a premium to ride working freighters to places cruise ships don't go.

The weekly freight index of Maritime Research Inc. (January-December 1972 equals 100 percent) is as

A strike by engine-room officers on Canadian ships on the Great Lakes has ended with the ratificatio

If a fish doesn't cough when released in a water sample at the nation's largest center for freshwate

Last year, as the vast tax reform bill made its way through Congress, House Ways and Means Committee

Phillips Petroleum Posts Drop in NetPhillips Petroleum Co. reported earnings of $31 million,

BARGAIN BASEMENT AIRLINERS? Boeing and McDonnell Douglas feel that Airbus Industrie is doing that wi

Tiger Earnings Sharply HigherTiger International Inc., parent of the Flying Tiger Line air c

Japan's National Security Council has endorsed the selection by the Japan Defense Agency of General

An airplane that took off without its owner when he cranked its propeller to start it has been foun

Rolling hills, sprawling horse farms and the trappings of country gentry still give this fast growin

Loss of JAL Order A Blow to PrattEAST HARTFORD, Conn. - Analysts say Japan Air Lines dealt a

Scandinavian Airlines System and Air Express International are touting exporting to Scandinavia. By

The largest-ever convention of officials of short-line and regional railroads convened here Sunday,

Seven labor groups have filed suit against the city of Galveston, Texas, over its plan to sell its 3

GE Railcar Purchases Richmond Tank AssetsSTAMFORD, Conn. - Chicago-based GE Railcar Services

A leading shipping analyst predicts demand for dry-cargo ships will remain fairly stagnant before ta

RAIL PASSENGER SERVICE REMAINS POPULAR AT LEAST WITH THE PRESS, based on the recent public test run

Brandtship USA Forms Florida AffiliateBrandtship USA Inc., shipbroker and agent based in Oys

The Seafarers International Union claims safety is being jeopardized by the use of non-union replace

''Failing Financial Institutions," a program examining the civil and criminal litigation surrounding

A judge's decision that a relative cannot bring a malpractice suit for emotional damages in the deat

Quotations are offered rates of New York city banks relating to currency transfers of $1 million or

The dollar eventually may weaken in response to efforts by the Federal Reserve System to quell the s

Lawyers Debate Report On L'Ambiance PlazaHARTFORD, Conn. - A lawyer representing victims of

The combined loss ratio for the workers compensation industry should drop to 117.8 percent at the en

Lloyd's of London brokers, dissatisfied with the insurance coverage available for their own errors a

Jardine Terminates Bid for Broker StakeNEW YORK - Jardine Strategic Holdings Ltd. said that,

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