Latest news

American President Lines and Maersk Lines on Oct. 9 plan to raise their insurance surcharge for carg

The oil market was marking time last week with prices drifting down as traders assessed OPEC's chanc

Peru, Latin America's most recalcitrant debtor, has approved two deals to repay banks with products

Reagan to Address Opening Session at UNPresident Reagan will address the opening session of

Taiwanese are pestering travel agents for airline tickets to nearby Hong Kong, inundating brokers wi

Soaring insurance premiums and weak demand from shippers are leading to a consolidation in the barge

The National Maritime Union and Marine Engineers Beneficial Association District 1, two seagoing uni

Delta Emerges From Pilot ReviewThe Federal Aviation Administration said Friday that its revi

The booming Hong Kong stock exchange is going all out to attract U.S. funds with an exhibit and conf

American President Lines' President Harding has been brought into the Pacific Northwest trade to aug

A Salem man who was aboard a ferry that crashed in Long Island Sound in July has filed a $2.25 milli

Deficiencies ranging from poor training to slow responses show "a fundamental flaw" in an emergency

The World Bank will lend between $17 billion and $19 billion to the developing world in its fiscal 1

The outgoing chief White House economist stressed that U.S. policies are geared to providing growth

Impact '88 may sound like a cutesy name for a major air-safety initiative. But representatives of th

Governmental Affairs Conference of the National Customs Brokers & Forwarders Association of America.

A federal court jury has awarded $50,000 in damages to four gasoline dealers and the wife of a fifth

Two Firms Join Forces To Develop Okla. Gas.Natural Gas Clearinghouse Inc. and Ward Gas Marke

After years of trying, the United Auto Workers are finally taking home something called job security

Southern Company Services Inc. said it bought 200,000 tons of steam coal on the spotmarket for Missi

TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT EMPLOYEES turned the tables on outgoing Secretary Elizabeth Hanford Dole l

Warm August weather over much of the South cost Americans an extra $154 million for air conditioning

Firm Tone Continues In Ship Sale MarketA firm tone continues to underpin the ship sale and p

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

A senior British Foreign Office official said in an interview that Britain will help counter Iranian

The United States appears to gain more new jobs from a given level of exports than it loses through

AVIATION FAA Administrator Allan McArtor's staff produced a lengthy list of hoped- for initi

Senate Republicans applauded hearings in the Senate Commerce Committee on product liability law refo

New Managing Agency Opens Houston OfficeAtlantic Insurance Services, a newly formed managing

The owners of TNT Pilot Inc. are negotiating to sell a majority interest in the struggling truck lin

The nation's second largest commuter is holding hearings to decide if it should operate smokeless ca

The general manager of Vancouver International Airport thinks freedom of entry by U.S. carriers may

ABOARD HMS REGGE IN THE MARSDIEP, Netherlands - Two Dutch minehunters left for a five-month tour of

A U.S. metals company is assisting a Guyanese government program to expand and rehabilitate parts of

Japanese Economy Shows No GrowthJapan's gross national product showed no growth in the April

Top Stories: Merchant ship losses in the Persian Gulf as a direct result of the Iran-Iraq c

Companies large and small are taking advantage of a little-known clause in the law that created the

The sunshine streaming in from the western sky casts a golden glow along 4th Avenue, making the flow

A contract to ship zinc-lead concentrate from Alaska to British Columbia seems likely to go to an ex

The government is offering special incentives to private British investors to buy British Petroleum