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Heart Disease Study Finds Blue-Collar RiskBlue-collar workers have a 43 percent higher risk

Fri., Aug. 14, 1987 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.

This December, U.S. consumers will have a chance to listen to an advertisement for Canadian Mist in

U.S. District Court Judge Louis F. Oberdorfer isn't finished with the long battle by World War II me

Harmonized System Training Course. Series of three-day courses sponsored by the National Customs Bro

An aluminum shipper has filed suit against Hanjin Container Lines Ltd., alleging that the Korean shi

The tanker market, which has seen a strengthening of freight rates in recent weeks, faces an uncerta

The port of Los Angeles handled a record 1,459,774 20-foot equivalent unit (TEU) containers in fisca

Japan's thrifty work force and export prowess has left it rolling in dough, which the rest of the wo

Contents: Greater international trade through central and northern Florida ports gives port

The U.S. foreign trade deficit appears to be rising again, confounding Reagan administration forecas

Foremen represented by the International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union have authorized a s

John J. Creedon joined Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. in 1942. He advanced through thecompany's ran

Two Canada Airlines Form Joint VentureCanadian Airlines International and Air Canada have an

Non-proprietary railroad cost data used in calculating rate changes should be released to the public

Report Criticizes Metro North ProcedureALBANY, N.Y. - Metro North Railroad's documentation s

In a stand sharply different from the National Association of Manufacturers or the U.S. Chamber of C

Enormous potential exists in Britain and France for U.S. manufacturers of electronic equipment, acco

The following business missions are scheduled to arrive in the United States. The Journal of Commerc

A halogen-free, low-smoke, fire-retardant compound for electrical cable coverings has been introduce

Mexico Signs Pact On Private DebtNEW YORK - Some $9.7 billion of Mexican private sector debt

OMI Challenger Transport Inc., New York, wants help from the Maritime Administration to refinance it

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

Net income for 100 of the nation's largest trucking companies fell 43 percent in the first quarter,

Ford Motor Co.'s new aerodynamic heavy truck model dubbed The Aeroforce sets out on a 12-day cross-c

Chevron Corp. has ordered its oil tankers to stay away from the port of Fujairah in the United Arab

Federal officials have issued additional citations against both the owner and the operator of a coal

When the Morning Camilia sailed in late July with 60,000 tons of coal for Taiwan, it marked another

A consumer group that sells discount fuel oil to homeowners has embarked on a new marketing campaign

International container charter rates probably will rise as a result of formation of a rate stabiliz

The American Insurance Association is looking at the possibility of developing a trade association c

Business failures rose 2.6 percent in June to 4,937 from 4,813 a year earlier, according to Dun & Br

Exports Boost Activity At Ports, Fed SaysRising exports are gradually offsetting the volume

Mack Turns to Courts In SC Hiring DisputeMack Trucks Inc. filed a motion in federal court se

The port of Le Havre, on the English Channel, registered a spectacular 15 percent growth in its traf

Forgive Jacksonville Port Authority officials if they prefer not to hear International Auto Processo

A British tanker sank off Iceland last Christmas with the loss of all 12 crewmen because the officer

Neptune Orient Lines is the first North Pacific carrier to announce that it will discharge additiona

Saying that CSX Corp. asked him to chair Sea-Land Service because the company was in trouble, Robert

In a Celanese Chemical Co. ethylene glycol price notice published on Aug. 11, the 1-cent-a-pound sel