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

The port of Los Angeles, with net income of $57,983,000 in fiscal year 1986, led all other U.S. port

The U.S. decision to ban imports of South African coal is expected to lead to a slight increase in c

Stauffer Hikes Liquid Alum PriceStauffer Chemical Co. announced an off-list price increase o

Accident Reduces Cut In Narragansett ChargesPROVIDENCE, R.I. - A spokesman for Narragansett

Avtex Fibers announced an agreement to purchase the General Chemical sulfuric acid facility located

Port officials expressed delight Friday over the agreement by the International Longshoremen's Assoc

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

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

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

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

Getty Petroleum Corp. purchased substantially all of the gasoline marketing assets owned by the the

Seven government employees and businessmen were executed by hanging for accepting bribes and commiss

News of a 0.2 percent increase in the nation's unemployment rate during September drove the dollar l

Friday, October 3, 1986 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.K

The Army Corps of Engineers' Cape Cod Canal, a vital New England waterway, was named the Corps' Proj

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

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

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

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

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

CHARLESTON, GATEWAY TO LATIN AMERICA? Duane Grantham, director of marketing and sales for the South

Expansion of the U.S.-flag merchant fleet to serve wartime sea-lift needs can be accomplished only i

Malaysian rubber prices are expected to remain firm until the end of the year because of tight supp

Public Service Electric & Gas Co. and the state agreed to a $30 million reduction in natural gas bas

The nation is embarked on a "headlong rush to foreign oil dependency," Amoco Corp. Chairman Richard

Sumitomo Establishes Center in Toledo, OhioSumitomo Corp., a major Japanese trading house, h

One year after the controversial restart of Three Mile Island's undamaged Unit 1 nuclear reactor, cr

President Reagan "would veto" the Superfund bill if Congress passes one that does not meet the admin

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

Drilling for the first time in three years, Occidental Petroleum Corp.'s Peruvian subsidiary hit wha

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

The nation's jobless rate jumped to 7 percent last month as manufacturers cut 38,000 jobs - twice th

The newly industrializing countries should speed development of their private sectors as they face a

The Argentine government announced a formal bid call for a fertilizer production plant based on natu

The Providence Gas Co. cited continued supplier price reductions as the reason it is seeking regulat

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

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

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