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The U.S. office of the Asia North American Eastbound Rate Agreement has hired three former United St

The Federal Maritime Commission ordered an end to provisions in marine terminal tariffs shifting the

The captain of a Soviet passenger liner that sank in the Black Sea after it was hit by a freighter f

Europe Container Terminus, the Rotterdam box-handling company, extended the deadline for trade union

Charges imposed by the Plaquemines, La., Port, Harbor & Terminal District are again before the Feder

After several years of discussion, Panama's plan to build a major container transshipment center aro

The city of Chesapeake is once again trying to avoid making annual payments of $160,000 to the U.S.

The weekly general freight index of Maritime Research Inc. (January-December 1972 equals 100 percent

Mutual Life Insurance Co. of New York says it is extending for another year its program paying an ex

U.S. and French spacecraft vanished in rolling balls of flame in 1986. The spectacular explosions se

Manville Corp.'s complex reorganization plan, which includes two multimilliondollar trusts t

The new "Taiwan flu" is spreading across the United States, federal health officials say. Th

Beneficial Corp. will sell most of its insurance group and its credit subsidiary in a major restruct

NJ Appeals Court Rules On Insolvent InsurersTRENTON, N.J. - Policyholders covered by an inso

Financial institutions in Canada have responded generally in positive fashion to the government's de

Disillusionment among U.S. semiconductor companies over the historic U.S.-Japanese semiconductor tra

The U.S. Maritime Administration and Prudential Lines Inc. are locked in a struggle over three Prude

The West Indies Shipping Corp., which has been subsidized by its Caribbean government owners, will h

Geneva-Based Airline Orders Four MD-87sMcDonnell Douglas Corp. said Compagnie De Transport A

A cargo of North Sea Brent crude for delivery in February changed hands at $17 a barrel on Friday, i

UK Official to Address Dinner for Oil TradersPeter Walker, the U.K.'s secretary of state for

Norway's monthly oil production reached a record level of 1.01 million barrels in November and was e

December 19, 1986 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gall

Mexico will continue to limit oil exports in hope that OPEC's newly lowered production quotas will s

Owners of the Seabrook nuclear power plant last week asked the federal government for permission to

Home heating oil marketers have their work cut out for them if they're going to regain the market sh

Peat Marwick International, a Toronto-based holding company for the U.S. accounting firm Peat Marwic

Argentine oil output fell again last month to about 12.1 million barrels, the state oil corporation,

India's troubles with a separatist movement in Punjab state have had little effect on the country's

The European Parliament, which last week blocked adoption of a 1987 European Community budget, is ex

Stockholders of Sun Chemical Corp. voted here at the week-end to approve the recapitalization of

Foreign investors are watching warily as Brazil prepares to draw up a new constitution that could in

Rorer Group Inc. announced that it will keep Armour Pharmaceutical Co. ''After careful analy

With the credit markets beginning the usual holiday season slowdown, analysts are looking ahead at 1

This summer, the A.M. Best Co. was an unquestioned authority for the small insurance agent. If Best

The United States and Brazil reached a temporary truce in their computer market dispute. In

A field of eight companies bidding on a contract to supply 1.2 million metric tons of U.S. coking co

The shipping conference for the trade between the western Mediterranean and the United States has ad

New Interstate Commerce Commission rules spelling out what information about railroad contract rates

Marshall P. Safir wants the entire U.S. Court of Appeals to reconsider a refusal by one of the court