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It's easy to see why investors snapped up British Airways stock when the British government sold it

A jury awarded a retired sea captain and his wife $10.4 million in a case involving the ocean shipme

At dawn on Aug. 24, 1848, the copper-sheathed packet ship Ocean Monarch, the pride of Boston's Train

The head of the Bonneville Power Administration says the agency will not meet its mid-March deadline

Ford Plans to Offer Head Gasket WarrantyFord Motor Co. Will offer an extended warranty for h

Mounting highway insurance losses tied to severe winter weather will cut Preston Corp.'s first quart

The first of several shipments of a new truck line to be distributed in North America by PACCAR Inc.

A truck driver training company acquired a controlling interest in Overland Express Inc. and plans t

Secretary of Transportation Elizabeth Hanford Dole again called for legislation giving the Federal R

The U.S. government is trying to improve its special trade scheme for the Caribbean, which has been

The European Community commission has prepared a legal opinion accusing West Germany of violating th

Builders Transport Posts Drop in NetCAMDEN, S.C. - Builders Transport Inc. reported fourth q

No Mubarak Visit CAIRO, Egypt - President Hosni Mubarak has rejected a U.S. suggestion that

The European Community's executive commission substantially lowered its forecast for the EC's econom

President Francois Mitterrand said Italy and Canada should be included automatically whenever the ma

The statistics show that container traffic at the port of Gothenburg last year was up over 1985 figu

The Commodity Credit Corp. has put into effect new rules for determining how U.S.-flag vessels quali

Late last year, 600 port workers agitating for higher pay threatened containerships docking at Cochi

MERGER TALKS between the National Maritime Union and the Seafarers International Union have been put

Cargoes of animal fodder, hazelnuts and herbs from Turkey have been rejected at ports in Egypt and t

Nearly one out of five seagoing jobs in the U.S. merchant marine are on ships op erated by or charte

Smit-Lloyd BV, the Rotterdam-based support vessel outfit, is still trying to fire 59 of its 544 seam

The construction of two car ferries has become a political hot potato in France. Several of

The U.S. dollar drifted in a slow, sideways-to-lower pattern Wednesday as the foreign exchange marke

Longshore gangs working container-carrying feeder barges between New York and Boston have been reduc

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

58th Technical Conference Set"Discover Change" will be the focus of the 58th annual internat

Japanese Ex-Im Bank Plans U.S. OfferingThe Export-Import Bank of Japan said it plans to sell

Wednesday, Feb. 25, 1987 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

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

Financier Khoo Teck Puat simply doesn't have enough liquid assets to repay debts to National Bank of

A purchasing team from Seoul says it has bought enough U.S. wheat, corn and soybeans to supply South

The U.S. grain industry needs to keep changing to remain competitive in today's world markets, said

The Soviet Union is buying U.S. grain after a nine-month layoff, but Agriculture Department official

India's Food Output Expected to IncreaseIndia's food output during the 1986-87 agricultural

The timing of a return to International Coffee Organization export quotas will be critical for a sus

Oil prices slumped by 70 cents a barrel in London to less than $16 and an ''orgy of selling" hit the

February 25, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gall

The parent company of Petro-Lewis is selling off another $188.2 million worth of the Denver-based co

Hampden Oil Co., which bought Ultramar Petroleum Co.'s Connecticut River Division last fall, is clos