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Classifying Footwear Under An Entirely New Tariff Schedule: The Harmonized System. April 23, Back Ba

The General Accounting Office inflated its new estimates of insurance industry profitability by addi

Todd Shipyards Corp. said that "substantial unanticipated losses" on a commercial ship conversion an

A Southern California longshore local resolved a long-standing charge of favoritism in its registrat

Sea-Land Service Inc. joined a consortium of eight carriers serving the container trade from Europe

Attorneys argued before a federal appeals court Tuesday over whether a lawsuit to recover damages ca

Island Shipping Lines Ltd. again insisted that the Maritime Administration reconsider its decision t

Operators of U.S.-flag dry bulk carriers and tankers have told the Maritime Ad ministration they opp

The 48,850-deadweight-ton French container vessel Korrigan went aground at Fos sur Mer while leaving

Bureau Veritas, the French ship classification society, is launching a new U.S.-based container insp

The Pacific Coast/Australia-New Zealand Tariff Bureau announced a general rate increase of at least

Taiwan to Encourage Investments in USTAIPEI, Taiwan - Taiwan plans to encourage its business

Ryder System Inc. reported first quarter earnings increased 39 percent to $34.3 million, or 42 cents

Mitsui OSK Lines hopes to capture a larger share of the Dallas intermodal market with a new weekly d

Round-the-clock talks between Mack Trucks Inc. and representatives of the United Auto Workers conti

The job ahead for Conrail and all railroads and our agents is to improve the intermodal transportati

First Interstate Seeks OK on Stock PlanFirst Interstate Bancorp is asking shareholders to ap

Legal Developments in Caribbean Travel and Tourism. Sponsored by the American Bar Association's Comm

The government agreed under pressure from the United States to open its market wider to foreign comp

Some Soviet fighter planes that date back to the Korean War have become stranded on a dock, forming

Two Silicon Valley companies that had worried because they might face hundreds of layoffs and more t

Claims that Indonesia blatantly infringes copyright are spurious because copying is not illegal unde

State regulations restricting the daily operations of the nation's commercial corporations should be

Three days of discussions between U.S. and Japanese political and business leaders ended just south

South Korea Lifts Some Import CurbsSEOUL, South Korea - The government agreed under pressure

State regulations restricting the daily operations of the nation's commercial corporations should be

Three days of discussions between U.S. and Japanese political and business leaders ended just south

A soon to be signed German-Soviet cooperation agreement on nuclear energy should greatly enhance the

Top officials of UAL Inc., parent of United Airlines, have been given lucrative employment contracts

Washington Water Power Co. said electricity and natural gas sales declined in the first quarter beca

The White House did not give in to pleas from a top Japanese envoy for an easier trade stance, but G

Altex to Sell Assets Of Parrish Oil ToolsAltex Industries Inc. said it has agreed to sell th

American families have seen their income rise an average of 5 percent in the past year as more mothe

Parents have told their children for generations that they should study hard so that they can go to

British Columbia Hydro, Vancouver, and Washington Water Power Co., Spokane, Wash., reached a milesto

National Piggyback Services Inc. named Barry A. Miller executive vice president, replacing Robert Li

French air traffic controllers staged a two-hour work stoppage Tuesday, forcing cancellation of two

McDonnell Douglas Corp.'s chairman said that first-quarter earnings would be off by 30 percent, caus

The nation's international competitiveness slipped further last year, a private panel report suggest

American Telephone & Telegraph Co. announced two lines of key phone systems for small- and medium-si