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The Indian Parliament approved India's acceptance of the International Maritime Organization's Conve

An Atlantic Richfield Co. subsidiary signed what it calls "a far-reaching agreement" with a unit of

Marlin Marine Services Inc. has moved its Baltimore receiving terminal to larger quarters. Robert H.

Saudi Arabia suspended negotiations for the construction of under ground oil storage depots with Swe

Orient Overseas Container Line this weekend will begin fixed-day arrivals at its five ports in the U

The president of a non-union stevedoring and agency company at Port Everglades said he would be will

US Ethylene Demand Forecast to Grow 2.6 percentU.S. ethylene demand is forecast to grow at a

Jardine Shipping Agencies and Norton Lilly International announced the signing of a reciprocal agree

Bahama Oil Refinery Co. awarded a contract to Nieuwe Rotterdamse Sleepdienst to handle oil tankers a

The fate of the 55 mile per hour speed limit is in the hands of the House of Representatives under t

Montedison SpA has acquired a biotechnology laboratory from Atlantic Richfield Co. to develop new st

Officials of Mack Trucks Inc. said the decision by the Renault group to sell its share of American M

Mexican Containership Officially Declared LostThe Mexican-flag containership Tuxpan, missing

When Inlandboatmen's Union members gather at noon Thursday for a rally in Seattle, they'll be protes

The Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) is hearing applications this week from two airlines wanting to be

A House subcommittee is looking into charges that the Federal Aviation Administration unfairly dismi

Piedmont Aviation Inc. had revenue of $1.87 billion and earnings of $72.4 million in 1986. USAir Gro

Legislation calling for the testing of railroad, truck, bus and airline workers for alcohol or drug

A twin-engine plane from Toronto with a cargo of gold bricks made an emergency touchdown without its

To demonstrate the need for across-the-board belt-tightening at his beleagured airline, Pan Am Chair

The year is 1955. The only experience the young man can point to is his service as an apprentice at

Gull Seeks Protection Under Chapter 11 LawsBOSTON - Gull Air, on the heels of an antitrust s

Suppliers of the following items seek U.S. importers/distributors. Interested parties are asked to c

Japan may need a serious blow from the United States to make it respond to the intense frustration o

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

AIG Taps C.M. ReidTo Head UnitAmerican International Group Inc. appointed Charles M.

Poland would more than triple its U.S. grains purchases if it received U.S. government credits, a Po

The 1987 nominating committee of the New York Stock Exchange named three new candidates for election

U.S. monetary authorities are delaying approval of applications of foreign banking institutions plan

THE JOURNAL OF COMMERCE Daily Industrial Materials Price Index of Sensitive Spot Commodity Prices on

Nations on Baker List Fall Deeper Into DebtFinancial conditions of 15 heavily indebted count

GENERAL NEWSThe nominating committee of the New York Stock Exchange named three new candidat

Steel production rose to 1.570 million tons in the week ended March 7, an increase of 10.1 percent f

Tue., March 10, 1987 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U

Rep. Don Bonker, D-Wash., outlined a new batch of legislative proposals to help bolster U.S. exports

GENERAL NEWSThe nominating committee of the New York Stock Exchange named three new candidat

Baltic Exchange Marts Considering MergerThree agricultural futures markets on the Baltic Exc

While the Senate Banking Committee began considering legislation to restrict the activities of non-b

US-Soviet Talks Begin GENEVA - U.S. and Soviet negotiators on medium-range missiles Tuesday

Representatives of 40 rubber producing and consuming countries began a two- week meeting in what is