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The Federal Maritime Commission received five applications for licenses to act as ocean freight forw

James D. Edwards, former senior vice president of American Telephone & Telegraph Co., is the new pre

When Latin American debtors and their industrial nation creditors come head to head next week in Mia

The government approved a plan to end a fuel ban on the Tamil rebel-dominated Jaffna peninsula.<

BIBLICAL IMAGES were invoked as the Senate Budget Committee formally prepared to draft a spending pl

Canada and the United States have agreed to share customs statistics in an effort to eliminate discr

Bristol-Myers Co. will seek Food and Drug Administration approval this month for human tests of an A

GENERAL NEWS One of the nation's most successful securities brokers will plead guilty to two

GENERAL NEWS One of the nation's most successful securities brokers will plead guilty to two

A U.S.-European Community tiff over kraft paper products threatens a proposed international customs

Boyd L. Jefferies, one of nation's most successful securities brokers, said Thursday he would plead

U.S. personal income rose 0.9 percent in February to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of $3.581 tri

Breaux to Chair Panel WASHINGTON - Sen. John Breaux, D-La., will soon become chairman of the

New Jersey insurance regulators want new and tougher laws on insurance accounting disclosure. The go

Shipping lines that move cargo west across the Pacific are planning to raise their rates later this

Evergreen Line and Sea-Land Service, two of the biggest names in ocean shipping, are not part of the

In its next round of international debt renegotiation talks with private commercial banks, Brazil mu

The signals from Brazil to its creditors are not being relayed directly, but the message seems clear

New England Electric System's retail electric prices have fallen substantially over the past five ye

Public Service Electric & Gas Co.'s area development department is aggressively hustling for new cus

Carolina Power & Light Co. cancelled Mayo Unit 2, the second coal-fired unit planned for the Mayo P

The merger of the National Coal Association and Mining and Reclama-tion Council, which takes effect

Admiralty Law Society of St. John's University School of Law. Annual dinner. March 25 at the Downtow

Corrosive Acid Found On Reactor ShieldFederal inspectors have found 550 pounds of corrosive

President Reagan's decision to seek $2.5 billion to combat acid rain won government praise as a sign

Thomas W. Gleason, the dominant figure in Atlantic and Gulf waterfront labor relations for 24 years,

Customs Finds Cocaine In Shipboard ContainerU.S. Customs Service inspectors discovered 1,400

The U.K.'s main ports are making bigger profits and investing more, but their performance is still w

Transamerica Will Sell Units to Provident LifeTransamerica Occidental Life Insurance Co. sai

Talks scheduled for this week between the United States and Taiwan on insurance services have been p

The state insurance department has completed the creation of a market assistance program to provide

North Star Reinsurance Corp. moved its headquarters two states away from its giant parent General Re

Kenneth D. Merin, New Jersey's insurance commissioner, is an attorney who knows his way around Capit

Several members of the Senate Finance Committee expressed interest in the idea of raising the Social

The personal automobile insurance market in New York state is beginning to show signs of a liability

Officials from two dozen companies nationwide have learned how a co operative effort between a Cortl

National Semiconductor Inc., the California-based multinational chip manufacturer and designer, plan

National Semiconductor Inc., the California-based multinational chip manufacturer and designer, plan

The World Wildlife Fund urged the International Tropical Timber Organization to replace current log

The World Wildlife Fund urged the International Tropical Timber Organization to replace current log