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Foreign loans totaling more than US$5 billion are to be sought by the government of Thailand to spur

After a brief one-day recovery, the stock market turned mixed Tuesday after rallying from early loss

The Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works approved its own version of legislation for a n

The chairman of the House Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee reported that the existing program

Oregon's 23 ports need large amounts of financial assistance, according to a consultant's report.

Chatting and getting information by telephone terminals has become a national craze in France, and U

Two recent marine disasters could each become among the most costly ever to hit insurers' books.

The railroad industry is attempting to figure out what to do now that a House subcommittee has moved

Western Granted Spokane-Vancouver RunThe Transportation Department formally granted Western

World Airways, which popularized cheap coast-to-coast flights, has halted scheduled passenger servic

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

CUSTOMS LAW ISSUES FOR IMPORTERS OF APPAREL AND TEXTILES. In-depth course to cover valuation, quota

USI Hikes Price of Vinyl AcetateU.S.I. Chemicals announced that the company's price for viny

Western Gas Marketing, the subsidiary that administers gas contracts forTrans- Canada PipeL

There is no reason to delay imposing sanctions against the United Kingdom for its discrimination aga

In a continuing "war on truck safety" and other traffic problems, the state of Connecticut has begun

Cigna Unit Gets License To Operate in PortugalCigna Corp. said its European subsidiary recei

Local contract negotiations between the New York Shipping Association and and the International Long

Demand for petroleum products will increase in the next four years across the Asian region, the chie

Reactions by officials at Oregon's four deepwater ports to a consultant's report calling for more st

Timken Co. workers were idle Tuesday as they awaited a ruling from the Bureau of Employment Services

John J. Stocker, at 37 one of the youngest people ever to head a national trade association, is unpe

Turkey, EC Meet BRUSSELS, Belgium - In their first high-level contact since 1980, Turkey and

BellSouth to Establish Subsidiary in LondonBellSouth Corp., one of the world's largest telec

The number of private businesses in China has declined for the first time since they were legalized

Japanese gold imports this year are likely to rise to almost 50 percent of total non-socialist world

The International Maritime Organization is asking all member countries to implement tough new anti-t

Despite predictions that air cargo traffic will double by the end of the century, McDonnell Douglas

Shultz to Visit S. Africa WASHINGTON - George P. Shultz, secretary of State, is planning a n

While the low incidence of large shipping losses in 1985 has assisted insurers' hull accounts, their

A Swedish reconnaissance plane has photographed what appeared to be a Soviet merchant ship in the B

The number of full containerships operating on more than one international route in 1985 climbed to

Norsk Shell and Statoil, Norway's national oil company, presented Oil and Energy Minister Arne Oeien

Longshoremen and maritime employers on the British Columbia coast are in a position to declare a str

India's 1986-87 autumn crop of cereals and pulses may reach 86 million metric tons if rains are norm

The Japanese government's new economic pump-priming package will involve expenditures of more than $

The United States incurred a record $34.7 billion deficit in international current account transacti

Among the fears that helped trigger last week's big decline in the stock market was a fear that infl

BellSouth to Establish Subsidiary in LondonBellSouth Corp., one of the world's largest telec

The European Common Market decided not to ban imports of South African coal at this time, but will h