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South Asian leaders agreed to move toward more concrete and action-oriented projects, but shied away

Mexico's 1987 budget, introduced to Congress over the weekend, plans a 15 percent increase in govern

Resolution on Terrorism ISTANBUL, Turkey - NATO's Assembly adopted a resolution urging allie

After three years of sometimes heated public debate, the Jamaican government has decided it will not

Economic issues are expected to play a major role at the Supreme Soviet fall session which opened Mo

Negotiating favorable rail contracts is one of the key issues to be discussed as the nation's shippe

Pacific Northwest sawmill operators, looking for a new market to ply their wood products, are hungri

Baltimore's five locals of the International Longshoremen's Association are to vote today on a new c

Waterways Bill Signed WASHINGTON - President Reagan signed a $16.3 billion water projects bi

Many foreign bank branches in the United States may reincorporate as U.S. subsid iaries to avoid the

Spain and Finland have joined the growing list of European nations seeking to establish domestic fla

Hopes for a contract settlement were still alive in Philadelphia and Baltimore as talks between the

Japan's decision to cut its coal production by more than a third over the next five years is not exp

Japanese Ministry Fears Coal CollapseJapan's coal industry faces collapse because of the gov

A Delaware judge ruled that William F. Connell is still chairman of Avondale Industries Inc., despit

Coal Technology '86, the 9th International Coal Utilization & Transportation Conference & Exhibition

Arizona Nuclear Power Project officials signed a new rebid contract for nuclear fuel for the Palo V

Used motor oil need not be treated as a hazardous waste when it is being recycled, the Environmental

Applied Industrial Materials Corp. announced the acquisition of the industrial products operations o

Trading in crude oil options got off to a fast start on the New York Mercantile Exchange Friday.

Oil prices ended the week showing gains of up to 60 cents a barrel as a meeting of the Organization

The government of Indonesia is raising the price of oil exports to Japan and says it will join Saudi

Bowing to pressure from the drug industry and parents of injured children, President Reagan signed l

Japanese oil importers confirmed Friday that refiners in that country stepped up their purchases of

Downhill skiing, a $162 million recreational industry in the state, may be jeopardized by the liabil

People facing surgery should have their own blood collected in advance to provide the safest transfu

The chairman of a New Jersey Senate subcommittee looking into the possibility of unifying the ports

Consolidation Coal Co., Pittsburgh, renamed two coal mines in Illinois, after announcing it closed t

Two Alaskan non-vessel-operating common carriers should have to pay much steeper penalties than the

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

A tract of land in New York harbor that was once going to be used for coal exports may be used for a

A top Maritime Administration official said it is realizing 30 cents to 40 cents on the dollar in di

Lamb producers in the United States and Canada have voiced concerns about Australian lamb exports, b

African Coffee Group To Meet Nov. 18-21ABIDJAN, Ivory Coast - The InterAfrican Coffee Organi

Heavy pressure for inclusion of such services as industry, trade, energy and finance is being exerte

The Chicago Board of Trade seems bent on extending trading hours for itsfinancial futures co

The latest case in the recent spate of combinations between general cargo stevedoring companies in t

Duff & Phelps Upgrades Navistar InternationalCHICAGO, - Duff & Phelps said it upgraded the l

Rewarded attempts to negotiate an International Sugar Agreement with economic provisions remains a d

What happens in the wheat fields of the Soviet Union often translates into good or bad news for U.S.