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The government announced Friday a new policy aimed at containing South Korea's growing trade surplus

The first of two controversial submarines ordered by Taiwan from the Netherlands has made its maiden

Electronic Data Interchange document transmission will start to put the squeeze on overnight air exp

A countertrade deal in which India will purchase two Boeing 747-300 aircraft worth about US$250 mill

The chief executive of Michigan's largest utility defended the Public Utility Regulatory Policy Act

Coffee production is set to reach about 76.3 million 60-kilogram bags in 1986-87, according to revis

Bid for Argonaut Termed 'Inadequate'Argonaut Group Inc. said the buy-out bid from Clarendon

Japan should lift strict government restrictions on imports of 12 agricultural products in the inter

An organization of ocean shippers is opposing an effort to include what it regards as an unworkable

Leading heavy truck makers snatched sales and market share away from smaller rivals in the first qu

Abe in Washington For Talks on TradeJapan's Liberal-Democratic Party Executive Council Chair

The Society of Marine Port Engineers. Inspection of Golten Marine Co. facilities in Brooklyn and buf

Passenger Traffic Rises 12.9 percent for US AirlinesU.S. airlines reported a 12.8 percent in

Moody's Investors Service says it is reviewing the securities ratings of Todd Shipyards Corp., which

Investment guidelines have been mapped out for the next multi-billion-dollar round of expansion for

Three men in a boat, one of them an astronomer, will be setting out in June to row 10,000 years back

Pakistan has secretly agreed to buy three British navy frigates after Prime Minister Margaret Thatch

ACT/Pace to Resume Direct Calls at BostonDirect calls at Boston will be resumed next month b

Belgium, Israel Found Dumping Acid in USBelgian and Israeli firms are selling industrial pho

Researchers at the General Electric Co.'s Research and Development Center are planning to spend abou

Citrus Corp., parent company of Florida Gas Transmission Co., will soon file for approval to build a

The Federal Maritime Commission has added the China to the list of Pacific Basin countries where it

The Bay of Fundy port of Saint John is pushing hard to attract East Coast feeder services to offset

McM Corp. Loss WidenedMcM Corp. reported continuing financial troubles in 1986 brought about

Passenger railcars destined for New York City's metropolitan transportation authority are unloaded f

Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone received a warning from Democratic Sen. John D. Rockefeller IV Thur

The U.S. government has imported a Japanese machine that will begin sometime this week to spit out U

Toaster Designed On Tunnel PrincipleA British company has developed a compact commercial bre

The new Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Seaway shipping season started off with a bang. Our early t

TVA Purchases Coal For Two Steam PlantsThe Tennessee Valley Authority said it bought 3,000 t

New Orleans area coal terminals handled 1.14 million tons of coal bound for the export market in Mar

Government subsidies of U.S. grain exports, a program targeted at Western Europe, may have hurt non-

The Journal of Commerce has added two cities to the gasoline price table for reseller rack sales. Po

U.S. export controls on shipments of computers and other high-tech equipment are giving rise to grow

The Reagan administration hopes to settle quickly its semiconductor trade dispute with Japan, U.S. o

The Maritime Administration, responding to adverse court decisions, has revised its rules on allowin

China's larger industrial enterprises will be operated directly by the state under the state plan ra

A wayward racing pigeon with a Korean return address on its leg has been taken under the wing of a m

A federal bankruptcy judge approved the LTV Corp.'s plan to make one-time hardship payments of up to

A four-member U.S. congressional fact-finding delegation led by Sen. Jake Garn, R-Utah, advised the