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The Maritime Administration awarded training contracts to two unions to develop and conduct radio of

Matina Lines Launches New N. Atlantic ServiceNEW YORK- Matina Lines, Antwerp, Belgium, is st

Violence erupted at the weekend after $10-an-hour replacements reportedly were hired for longshoreme

Jeering picketers failed to disrupt Crowley Caribbean Transport's first vessel call in Port Everglad

General commodity truckers are trying administrative and judicial routes to overturn an Interstate C

Eastern Airlines is withdrawing three more A300s from its Moonlight Special joint venture with CF Ai

The value of oil drilling equipment tumbled along with oil, but machinery prices are beginning to cl

Continental Directors Revise Merger TermsContinental Airlines announced that its board of di

Greyhound Is Prepared To Sell Bus OperationsPHOENIX, Ariz. - Greyhound Corp. is preparing to

European transport ministers admitted after an informal meeting here that there is a great deal more

A popular holiday resort area in southeast England, the Isle of Thanet, is set to become a major Eur

NEW RAIL MERGER TALK: Talk in transportation circles is that the Canadian Pacific Railroad is explor

The board of Gelco Corp. unanimously rejected a bid led by Coniston Partners, a New York investors'

Official roadblocks prohibiting the movement of "high-cube" containers on Japanese highways, long a

The following are the results of Friday's St. Louis Merchants Exchange call session for barge freigh

Shevardnadze in Mexico MEXICO CITY - Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard Shevardnadze met with to

U.S. textile industry spokesmen said the Reagan administration's threat to impose a 10 percent quota

Port Group Names SchultzAs PresidentTo the surprise of many in the maritime industry

The Reagan administration decided to defer substantive trade reprisals against Brazil for its comput

The World Bank-International Monetary Fund annual meeting last week left many big questions hanging

Foreign coal suppliers have accounted for one-third of the bids for coal needed next year at Central

GENERAL NEWS Philip Morris will sell Seven-Up to a Dallas company. Page 2AThe board of Gel

Philip Morris Inc. has reached a definitive agreement to sell Seven-Up Co.'s domestic business to a

OPEC Parley in Geneva GENEVA - The 13-member Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries w

In the nine months since the Gramm-Rudman balanced-budget act became law, Congress has missed every

Top Stories Legislation before Congress about the insurance industry is likely to dominate d

Top Stories The Dominican Republic seems "ripe for foreign investment" as U.S. firms see the

The three-day dock strike by some 30,000 longshoremen at North Atlantic ports ended Friday when labo

West Germany's machine tool industry is booming despite a visible decline in the flow of orders from

Some Canadian officials are optimistic that there's room to negotiate on the Canada-U.S. lumber disp

A travel agency is offering eight-day package tours to Vietnam and Cambodia, countries not often vis

Some Canadian officials are optimistic that there's room to negotiate on the Canada-U.S. lumber disp

West Germany's machine tool industry is booming despite a visible decline in the flow of orders from

Beer drinkers poured into Munich again to happily quaff millions of liters of beer at the famed Okto

Brazilian textile manufacturers would spend almost $10 billion in order to maintain export capacity

Japanese investors will receive their first delivery of aluminum ingots from Brazil's new Albras ref

Brazilian textile manufacturers would spend almost $10 billion in order to maintain export capacity

Brazil will retain a domestic market reserve law for data processing, and respond in-kind to U.S. tr

The idea of cable television in Hong Kong has suddenly taken off with six companies scrambling for a

Japanese investors will receive their first delivery of aluminum ingots from Brazil's new Albras ref