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Current Textile Quotas: Where the Average Recent Utilization RateIndicates Full Quota Utiliz

It's a story out of a Thousand and One Nights, a tale of wily Iranian merchants and fierce tribesmen

The Jamaican government is seeking a 50 percent increase in the volume of bauxite ore it has been se

The U.S. duty on live hogs imported from Canada, imposed to offset Canadian farm subsidies, will rem

August 13, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon

ALAN GREENSPAN had just taken over the Federal Reserve when it found itself forced to deny a rumor i

Passengers who travel by freighter say it isn't cheap, but it sure beats cruise ship prices.

A bill to cap gasoline retailers' liability for petroleum spills and use gasoline taxes to help pay

AVIATION One of the airline industry's most successful executives resigned Thursday to take

Cole Leaves Unimodal; Greenhalgh Has DutiesSAN FRANCISCO - Unimodal Inc. said Martin H. Cole

The National Association of Manufacturers is fighting hard against enactment of legislation that wou

Reagan: It's Time To Move ForwardNORTH PLATTE, Nebraska - President Reagan, a day after tell

The American Bar Association, on a unanimous voice vote, approved a recommendation calling for an in

Five ship lines that operate between the United States and Australia/New Zealand agreed to share car

The higher value of stock holdings contributed to increased profits for Europe's two biggest oil com

The International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union rejected a new contract with waterfront ma

Ecuador's oil pipeline, damaged by mudslides months ago, is expected to be operating by today with s

One of the airline industry's most successful executives resigned his post Thursday to take on one o

Japan Studies Plan To Boost StockpilesJapan's Ministry of International Trade and Industry h

Relations between labor and management are deteriorating in the Australian coal industry. Th

The chairman of the French Marine Insurance Underwriters Association says he was shocked by the vagu

GEOLOGISTS WHO WORK on the northernmost coastal plain of Alaska invoke the name of Ernest Leffingwel

Mechanical trouble plagued Eastern Airlines shuttle service at Logan International Airport Wednesday

Canadian Railways, Unions Resume TalksWINNIPEG, Canada - Talks between the Canadian railways

A new ship, the Americana, laden with thousands of tons of cargo that might range from dried flowers

A Kansas City Southern Industries official said there still has been no communication from a New Yor

A tiny intermodal terminal in western Massachusetts is starting to turn some big business in what se

The USS Guadalcanal, loaded with Navy mine-sweeping helicopters, has resumed its voyage toward the P

For the week ended Aug. 1, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 10

Richmond Reports Record TonnageThe tiny port of Richmond, Va., is having a big year.

Officials Thursday closed part of an offshore tanker anchorage in the Gulf of Oman following the dis

The West German shipping line Hamburg-Sued is considering ordering four containerships to take advan

Brazil's Santos port will need 24 more berths to handle all types of cargo by the year 2000, the pre

Gov. Gerald L. Baliles is expected today to announce details for the Virginia Inland Port Terminal,

The Maritime Administration has available a fi nal report on a study comparing U.S. and Japanese pla

Chemical Hazard Book Update Now AvailableThe U.S. Department of Transportation has announced

A supertanker damaged by a mine has spilled 2.5 million gallons of oil into the Persian Gulf, possib

The state of Maryland has ordered six Japanese-made container cranes for the marine terminal it plan

Truckers in the Eastern Central states this week joined the growing industry campaign for an autumn

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is investigating complaints about problems with s