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The TransPacific Westbound Rate Agreement's second attempt to raise cargo rates this year has failed

Auto insurers are hopeful that 1988 rate setting procedures may be shortened under new state regulat

The U.S. Navy believes it has discovered more underwater mines in the section of the gulf where the

The U.S. dollar started falling around mid-day to trade lower against major foreign currencies excep

The government has changed its mind and decided to use a broader definition of AIDS in determining w

Bethlehem Yard Lands Matson Barge ContractBEAUMONT, Texas - Matson Navigation Co. has awarde

Ships in the Persian Gulf are creating additional hazards for themselves by sailing at high speeds d

What began as a supposedly fairly simple plan for the United States to reflag Kuwaiti oil tankers an

A survey by a Massachusetts life insurer indicates that the Tax Reform Act of 1986 is not significan

A U.S. government agency has begun to sell insurance policies to safeguard U.S. companies against lo

A proposal by the House Joint Committee on Health Care to call for an audit of Blue Cross/Blue Shiel

Former President Jimmy Carter said it's no coincidence that the decision to provide protection to Ku

Iowa has attracted pig feeders and toaster makers in two new ventures formed in response to the liab

Childers, Ariz. Director Of Insurance, ResignsArizona's director of insurance, S. David Chil

Hartford Steam Cites Income HikeHARTFORD, Conn. - Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection and Insur

David Boone loves the Kitty Hawk. Well, anyway, he is awfully fond of her. And now she's bac

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

The Coast Guard may rule shortly on whether to allow the Kuwaiti-owned, U.S.-flag tanker Bridgeton t

July 28, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

The board of directors of Sante Fe Southern Pacific Corp. elected Robert D. Krebs chief executive of

Enichem, the Italian state chemicals company owned by the ENI group, and E.I. Du Pont de Nemours & C

Cyclops Industries Inc. is expanding its capacity to produce stainless and carbon steel as it benefi

Loans outstanding to U.K. securities firms stood at 16.8 billion at the end of May, compared with

A new award for U.S. businesses making major improvements in the quality of their products would be

The Yellow Pages is getting its first major remake since the 1890s, and Pacific Bell hopes the redes

The biggest U.S. companies will continue restructuring to promote greater efficiency and are most li

Top Stories The port city of Tianjin has modernized its facilities to become the home of Chi

The official IMF dollar rate for the special drawing right as measured by a basket of currencies den

Upward pressure on employers from workers' costs remained subdued in the second quarter, even though

AVIATION Donald D. Engen, former FAA chief, predicted that Congress will split the agency aw

As The Boeing Company concocts poison pills to prevent a hostile takeover by corporate raider T. Boo

The former administrator of the Federal Aviation Administration dropped a minor bombshell Tuesday wh

National Westminster Bank PLC, Britain's largest financial services group, is planning to expand ope

Ford Motor Co. and the United Auto Workers union will shape a contract that gives workers job securi

Coordinated intervention by the world's major central banks have financed a large portion of the mas

Suppliers of shipbuilders and ship operators warned a government commission that failure to revive U

When CASS (Cargo Accounts Settlement Service) burst on the U.S. scene half a dozen years ago, it was

The search for a private airplane reported missing on a flight from Medford to San Diego, Calif., fo

Senate committee action Tuesday increased the chances that willful violators of federal aviation reg

Earnings for the major research-based drug companies are expected to surge in 1987 relative to resul