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Electric Boat will combine its second and third work shifts on March 29 and restructure its first sh

New York state lawmakers are planning to look into all kinds of life insurance investment activities

Beijing Fair Contracts Worth $80 MillionThe Chinese capital's first export trade fair closed

Equitable Reports Rise in EarningsNEW YORK - Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United

Two influential congressmen joined senior citizens groups trying to turn the administration-backed c

Metropolitan in Pact With Seattle HMOMetropolitan Life Insurance Co. said it entered an agre

With champagne and sprays of flowers, the mayor of San Francisco and the deputy governor of Guangdon

Each weekday morning, four examiners from the Pennsylvania Insurance Department report to the eighth

Royal Insurance USA was profitable in commercial multiperil last year. An earlier article misstated

Danish Vessel Located After Distress CallLERWICK, Shetland Islands - A Danish trawler that s

Coast Guard Plans Security Zone ExerciseThe U.S. Coast Guard will establish a temporary secu

The Soviet Union has swooped onto the depressed dry cargo shipping market, chartering Western vessel

The Mediterranean/USA Freight Conference has dropped its requirement that ocean carriers that belong

A Philippine delegation began informal meetings Monday with creditor banks prior to what are expecte

Japan faces industrial problems like those the United States faced - low-cost offshore assembly plan

When it comes to trading with the Pacific Rim, we have met the enemy and he is us. That was

The National Labor Relations Board is expected to charge Dillingham Ship Repair of Portland with un

New regulations issued by South Korea mean a sharp curtailing of incentives to foreign investors and

A second bidder has emerged for western Canada's largest shipyard and a third may be in the wings.

Armco Inc., in a move to expand its European operations, announced corporate changes in its division

A senior Reagan administration official asked Japan to remove restrictions on farm product imports o

It took an extra month for the governor of Washington to get answers to his environmental questions

Construction spending rose 1 percent in January, the biggest increase in nine months, the government

Three weeks ago, a joint government-industry task force recommended that the Pentagon spend $2 bill

Beijing Fair Contracts Worth $80 MillionThe Chinese capital's first export trade fair closed

GENERAL NEWSThe Journal of Commerce price index for industrial materials points to more infl

Alan J. Herbert, insurance editor at The Journal of Commerce, died Saturday, Feb. 28. He was 55.

A Philippine delegation began informal meetings Monday with creditor banks prior to what are expecte

Aircraft Purchase Eyed NEW YORK - American Airlines, having just negotiated a three-year con

With champagne and sprays of flowers, the mayor of San Francisco and the deputy governor of Guangdon

New regulations issued by South Korea mean a sharp curtailing of incentives to foreign investors and

The chairman of the House Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee proposes a tough, new approach to

Six months ago, South African newspapers were carrying a growing number of small advertisements plac

Following a path set by their economic power, Japanese leaders are branching out into new corners of

A senior Reagan administration official asked Japan to remove restrictions on farm product imports o

President Reagan's selection of former Republican Senate leader Howard Baker to be his new chief of

Recent price movements of industrial raw materials point to more consumer inflation ahead but probab

Seventy-four pilot cities empowered to streamline their administrations, invigorate enterprises and

Southern California's maritime community is worried about a proposed requirement that most ships ber

The stock market began March trading more like a lamb than a lion Monday, wavering uncertainly betwe