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A Korean carmaker expecting to triple the number of its imports through the Pacific Northwest is sen

The Federal Maritime Commission has refused to reconsider its denial of a request that it make subst

Greece's shipowners say the country's Socialist government is becoming steadily more business-minded

The price of gold moved sharply higher Monday as investors retreated into their traditional sanctity

The highly sensitive issue of African port charges has re-emerged with the news that donors are agai

A flurry of policy statements by U.S. Treasury Secretary James A. Baker III and Federal Reserve Chai

The European Parliament accused the United States of hypocrisy in subsidizing its own aviation indus

Ship conference interests in Canada are reassured while shippers have some reservations about new sh

Long-ignored calls for an effective, independent air crash investigation authority in Italy could at

Privatization and merger may be in the future for two debt-ridden Brazilian commercial airlines, wit

The Brazilian government imposed a $120 million ceiling on imports of small- and medium-sized aircra

FAA Promotes Rule For Emergency ExitsThe Federal Aviation Administration proposed a new emer

What began as an effort to clean up Denver's notoriously dirty winter air, then turned into an argum

October 19, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallo

Petroleum Heat & Power Co.'s integration of Whale Oil Co., acquired last summer, is proceeding smoot

United and American airlines Monday mounted a drive to force off the air a Continental Airlines tele

Iraqi oil production is running at 2.7 million barrels a day, nearly double its nominal OPEC quota,

New doubts hover over Argentina's oil sector privatization policy after rowdy scenes when the govern

Iran will export 100,000 barrels a day of crude oil to the Soviet Union in return for refined produc

American International To Buy H&B AssetsAmerican International Petroleum Corp. announced a c

A decade ago, some predicted this town, where winds sometimes rip across the flats at 70 mph, was on

Talks between Massachusetts energy officials and Texas-based energy companies aren't meant to pressu

A utility lobbying group said that U.S. electricity supply will be adequate for the next 10 years, b

Vancouver Port Corp. is predicting a cargo count for 1987 of 63 million metric tons. If the

The Soviet Union will link adherence to a five-year grain agreement with Argentina's fulfillment of

Reversing an earlier decision, the Port of Portland Commission approved plans to construct a bulk lo

Freight rate increases on trans-Pacific trade routes will be held to a minimum next year because ves

Rapid growth in the number of retail chains using electronic data interchange is fueling a boom in t

In a move that shipping executives fear will aggravate overcapacity and low rates on the trans-Atlan

Beside the Delaware River in Camden, N.J., not far from the ramshackle decay of the city's northside

New Jersey Gov. Thomas Kean is proposing to expand the powers of the Delaware River Port Authority,

The maritime industry must get the support of the Reagan administration if there is to be any chance

1088.5 (Oct. 15) Previous day - 1085.5 The Baltic International Freight Futures Exchange in

There would be no tanker shortage in a defense emergency if all U.S.-flag and those U.S.-owned vesse

The binational Panama Canal Commission decided to consider for the first time the purchase of catast

The port of Milwaukee is reporting a 28 percent rise in cargo tonnage for the year up to September.<

West Coast members of the Inland Boatmen's Union have put down their picket signs and returned to wo

Pan Ocean's Han Sentenced to JailA central figure in one of South Korea's biggest financial

The Philadelphia Port Corp.'s plea for $34 million in state funding to modernize dilapidated piers o

The Santa Fe Southern Pacific Corp. will spend the next few weeks weighing the seven offers it has r