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The American Bureau of Shipping is now responsible for tonnage measurement services for commercial,

Crowley Maritime Corp. vows to fight Navieras de Puerto Rico's bid to buy the ships and South Americ

A New York State Workers Compensation training manual intended to help foster better race relations

BCR Lines, a small trans-Atlantic carrier that called the U.S. East Coast with three ships, appears

Malpractice Rate Hike Focus of RI MeetingPROVIDENCE, R.I. - Rhode Island insurance regulator

When Donald G. Osenga came to the New York Insurance Exchange in July 1985 he was presented with two

Nurses are putting up a fight against mounting pressure from the high cost and limited availability

Property and casualty insurers in Georgia should freeze rates for at least another year, the state i

Cigna Corp. Profit Soared in QuarterCigna Corp. reported first quarter operating profit zoom

Japan Vows to Act On S. Korean DeficitSEOUL, South Korea - Japanese Foreign Minister Tadashi

The world's fourth-ranking car builder, Nissan Motor Co., is nervous about opening its second car pl

The leading indexes of Japan and Taiwan are advancing at double-digit growth rates, The Conference B

Saddled with debts, Voyager pilots Dick Rutan and Jeana Yeager have been criss-crossing the country

EDS Airs Acquisition Of California CompanyElectronic Data Systems Corp., the computer servic

It's the halfway mark of Treasury Secretary James A. Baker's three-year plan to help solve the Third

Gallium arsenide computer chips may be designed for speed, but manufacturers have spent years strugg

Foreign banks will play an increasingly important role in Spain's banking industry as the market in

Taiwan is paying increased attention to the opportunities and problems of engaging in countertrade b

The leading indexes of Japan and Taiwan are advancing at double-digit growth rates, The Conference B

The world's fourth-ranking car builder, Nissan Motor Co., is nervous about opening its second car pl

A former shipbuilder breeds flounder in fish tanks in a quiet shipyard corner. Car company factory m

Taiwan is paying increased attention to the opportunities and problems of engaging in countertrade b

Corporate takeovers are good for Australian business and for the country, according to a new survey.

Soviets to Give Egypt Industrial AssistanceCAIRO, Egypt - The Soviet Union will give Egypt i

ICC Issues Ruling On GE-Rail DisputeThe Interstate Commerce Commission ruled it has jurisdic

Labor rather than regulatory issues appear to be the main concerns of regional railroad interests, r

Col. Gen. Alexander Volkov, a deputy commander-in-chief of the Soviet air force, was appointed Monda

The seizure of an Air Canada Tristar by customs investigators at London's Heathrow Airport on Friday

Safety and quality performance standards are the route to getting a significant share of Union Carbi

Canada Grain Growers Seek Equal ReturnsWINNIPEG, Manitoba - Canadian grain producers, citing

When Lockheed-Georgia phases out production and remodeling of the C-5 aircraft in 1989, about 9,000

London European Airways PLC said Monday it will commence new cut-rate services from London's Luton A

Flying Tiger Expands Cargo Services in USFlying Tiger Line has expanded its United States je

There is a new cordiality between Canada's two major airlines. It could lead to a division of routes

Responding to a worldwide slowdown in the fertilizer industry, BASF AG, will phase out the productio

The market for nitrogen is reported to be soft due to overcapacity, which has kept contract prices f

Manville Corp. reported first quarter net income of $42.6 million, or $1.52 a share, up from $17.5 m

The Bedford chemical division of Ferro Corp. will increase prices of its liquid and powder Therm-Che

Yes, he's retiring in a couple of months, but 86-year-old Thomas W. (Teddy) Gleason was not in Fort

If Britain's regal cruise ship Queen Elizabeth 2 were a hotel, passenger Philip Toohey would have ch