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The Maritime Administration surveyed U.S. shipbuilding costs and, as in past years, concluded that G

The Portland City Council is wrestling with a question of whether a $4 million state bond issue sho

There may be a drive in the Senate next year for stricter federal supervision of union elections.

If need be, says Joe Newman, he'll go to his death as a voice in the wilderness preaching that an in

The big show cause proceeding at the Federal Maritime Commission to make sure all non-vessel-operati

The U.S. dollar was slightly weaker against most major foreign currencies Tuesday as the foreign exc

Lykes Vessel to Make Premier New York VisitThe Allison Lykes of Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. is

Local port contract terms between the Hampton Roads Shipping Association and the International Longs

Funeral services were held Monday for Martin B. Hoey, operations manager and a director of Sabre Shi

A nervous stock market paused for some profit-taking Tuesday as participants awaited the results of

With Veba AG, West Germany's third-largest company, successfully hooked as a new partner in Hapag-Ll

The official IMF dollar rate for the special drawing right as measured by a basket of currencies den

Finance Minister Kiichi Miyazawa said coordinated intervention in the foreign exchange markets defin

German Money Growth May Rule Out Rate CutThe West German money supply grew 7.75 percent in t

Beginning next July, the Maritime Administration will change the way it pays operating subsidy to th

Quotations are offered rates of New York city banks relating to currency transfers of $1 million or

New regulations over the U.S. reinsurance business are likely to crimp the industry's growth prospec

The nation's farmers may have turned the corner on the farm crisis, according to the president of th

The Japan Bond Trading Co., a medium-sized Tokyo-based brokerage, plans to launch dealings in foreig

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Operating Profits Rose At Travelers in QuarterHARTFORD, Conn. - Travelers Corp. said third q

Inspection Station Set To Open at TruckeeTRUCKEE, Calif. - The new California inspection sta

Tuesday, November 4, 1986 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

Stock traders here ply their craft with all the gentility of sharks in a feeding frenzy - pushing, y

The world's airlines could have their own insurance mutual operating by the end of the year to help

Lawsuits spawned by the disastrous Delta Air Lines crash near Dallas last year have prompted a high-

Academy Hopes to Buy Rest of Pension GroupVALLEY FORGE, Pa. - Academy Insurance Group Inc. s

The captain of the tanker OMI Yukon, which exploded and burned in the Pacific Ocean last week with t

Honda Motor Co. has begun to roll 1987 Accords off an assembly line in Ontario, making the company

PepsiCo May Open Pizza Huts in USSRPepsiCo Inc., which introduced mass market soft drinks to

51 YEARS YOUNG: Visitors at roll-out ceremonies for the first Douglas Aircraft MD-87 in Long Beach w

A Suzuki Motor Co. official said the Japanese automaker will consider whether to buy or lease one of

Semiconductor firms have filed more than a half-dozen patent infringement suits in recent months, ma

A former Teamsters union official has been described in federal court in Brooklyn as the link betwee

GENERAL NEWS The fate of state laws imposing 10 percent penalties on unsuccessful appeals fr

Flying Tiger Line Inc. is seeking to cut its pilots' pay 25 percent and reduce benefits by some $10

Cargo Development Group, a ground handling and sales organization for several domestic and internati

The world's major airlines plan to ask their governments to clamp down on terrorism, which has spark

Pan Am Corp. reported third quarter earnings declined to $5.5 million, or 4 cents a share, from $21.

When grizzled veterans of the air cargo wars straggle in for their periodic kaffee-klatsches - there