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State-owned Air Canada has acquired Air B.C. Ltd., a commuter operator that had been a feeder for ar

Japan's Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd. took part in international bidding for an Iraqi oil pipeli

New York State and the people who sell liquor are at odds over the success of the state's law requir

Below-quota crude-oil exports from Iran and Iraq have offset the effects of increased production by

Limited navigation rules remain in place nearly a month after a seawall collapsed, curtailing tanker

West German companies are bidding for contracts to build eight submarines for Saudi Arabia, a Bonn g

Australian crude oil and condensate output by Broken Hill Proprietary Co. totaled 29.3 million barre

Occidental Pipeline Shut Down for RepairsOccidental Petroleum's Claymore field export pipeli

State-owned Malaysian International Shipping Corp. plans to spend M$110 million (US$42 million) in t

Greek merchant seamen on Monday began a 48-hour strike in ports worldwide to protest government inte

Port Canaveral Sets Ship, Tonnage RecordsPORT CANAVERAL, Fla. - Records were set for vessel

FBI agents and a General Motors Corp. official raided a Taiwanese importer's California warehouse la

Britain said that its naval vessels have started spending longer periods in the gulf following incre

Japan and Mexico will significantly expand economic cooperation on both governmental and private lev

FBI agents and a General Motors Corp. official raided a Taiwanese importer's California warehouse la

Administrative paperwork has pushed the date for opening bids on the dredging of the Hampton Roads o

Japan and Mexico will significantly expand economic cooperation on both governmental and private lev

The Australian Chamber of Shipping said despite industry and government efforts to improve labor rel

The Canadian government plans a seven-year renovation of the Welland Canal, site of a lock cave-in t

After several delays, workers are expected to remove a wrecked barge from a bridge abutment in the

A 30-man team of Swedes and Oklahomans has drilled two and a half miles deep in a Swedish fir fores

At least 69 airline pilots have sought secret treatment for cocaine abuse during the last two years,

Security police chose one of Los Angeles International Airport's busiest days of the year to stage a

People Files Changes To Merger AgreementNEWARK, N.J. - People Express Inc. said it is filing

Two dozen people have been asked to testify this week at a four-day federal hearing into the Aug. 31

The Supreme Court refused to disturb a lower court ruling that petitioning motor carriers charged wo

Trans-Hudson Ferry Set To Begin ServiceWEEHAWKEN, N.J. - Officials from New York and New Jer

The Hudson, Delaware and Ohio Railroad is back, serving three cities and 28 towns from Pittsburgh to

A New Jersey Transit Corp. train packed with commuters Monday hit a flatbed truck stranded on the t

Trucking industry analysts hailed Preston Corp.'s purchase of Saia Motor Freight Line Inc. and sharp

Lowe's Cos. and Builders Transport Inc. jointly announced an agreement has been reached whereby Buil

Congressional and state legislative issues will be hammered out when members of the Washington Publi

Lean times ahead are anticipated for the Washington Public Ports Association as the state's largest

Vancouver Port Cargo Nears Record LevelsVANCOUVER, British Columbia - This year the port of

Developing Nations Set Technology ExchangesRepresentatives of developing countries meeting i

Commonwealth Aluminum Corp. will close its aluminum smelter in Goldendale, Wash., by Dec. 31, idling

Japan's Hitachi Zosen To Lay Off 6,200Hitachi Zosen, the world's third-largest shipbuilding

Commonwealth Aluminum Corp. will shut its aluminum smelter in Goldendale, Wash., by Dec. 31, idling

The Malaysian economy appears to be moving toward recovery after sinking into negative growth last y

The Soviet Union's activities on the international maritime freight market can be expected to grow i