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Newark Airport to Get Rail Station, MonorailNewark International Airport will be linked with

US Sanctions Expected WASHINGTON - President Reagan is expected to act promptly on recommend

As Hanjin Container Lines and Hyundai Merchant Marine realign from their recent breakup, a port offi

YEARS AGO, IN SWITZERLAND, George Telfer, then our world trade editor, asked a clerk at his hotel fo

The director of the Teamsters union's largest pension fund said he is pleased with a labor/managemen

Hyman Freightways Inc. expects to provide more direct truck service to Midwestern cities through its

When Alexander Krygsman, director of the port of Stockton, thought he'd been smeared by a civil gran

Alfredo del Mazo, Mexico's recently appointed minister of energy and state industry, outlined an amb

The official opening of a new session of Parliament Wednesday confirmed Prime Minister Margaret That

Toshiba Corp., the Japanese electronics company, will open a plant here to produce color television

S. Koreans to Expand Semiconductor OutputSEOUL, South Korea - Anticipating booming exports,

2nd Saga Ship Enters Westwood ServiceVANCOUVER, British Columbia - The second of a new class

Top-to-bottom computerization and company-wide information sharing, the next step in U.S. industry's

The U.S. semiconductor market showed modest gains in October, according to an industry group.

A trip to Japan by two California businessmen two years ago sparked a tie between two cities that wa

Vancouver longshoremen get paid for riding 40 miles by taxi to work at a pulp-handling terminal at t

GENERAL NEWSAbout 43,000 Ford Motor Co. salaried employees in the United States and Canada w

When steamship companies require additional personnel during peak busi ness periods, they normally d

With the official go-ahead for a third bottling plant, Pepsico Inc. believes it will be the largest

Xerox Corp. unveiled a long-term research plan aimed at cutting the $25 billion annual cost for U.S.

Britain is likely to overtake the United States as the world's top invisible exporter soon, the Brit

Some 85,000 visitors are expected to explore new techniques and technologies of the computer industr

Houston Puts BakerIn Port JobThe Port of Houston Authority tapped shipping industry

Reverse discrimination denying men promotions to advance women and minorities will be the focus of S

China will at last become a significant commercial borrower in the next five years, U.S. bankers att

President Reagan should quickly agree to raise legislated targets for U.S. budget deficits, to help

Overseas Shipholding Group Inc. reported its net income for the three months ended Sept. 30 was $10,

The marketing patterns and plans of U.S. farmers for the rest of this year are not likely to be chan

Representatives of all major tin producers and consumers asked the United Nations to provide a new f

The European Parliament's proposal to cut milk production and to set up a special fund for the dispo

Petrobras, the state oil company, announced orders will be placed with four of Brazil's depressed sh

Reagan Signs Bill Reauthorizing CFTCPresident Ronald Reagan signed the bill reauthorizing th

The Antwerp-based Gevaert group has acquired 12.5 percent stake in Hapag- Lloyd, West Germany's bigg

Traffic resumed early Wednesday on the St. Lawrence Seaway following a 22- hour interruption caused

The Thai government will not subsidize rice exporters but will pay for any losses incurred by privat

A private company is questioning the port's "revolutionary" proposal to develop a $99 million facili

On a day last week when West Texas intermediate crude oil was trading on the futures market at $15 a

A ranking oil industry official has called for establishment of a minimum price level to help the ba

Construction of a multi-million dollar gigantic floating oil storage project off Kami-Goto Island in

Equitable Gas Co. said it is taking "immediate steps" to reconnect all customers whose natural gas s