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A Romanian stowaway couple were married at a federal detention center in Elizabeth, N.J.,on Tuesday,

A visiting team from the Washington-based International Monetary Fund has praised Uganda for its rec

China unveiled an ambitious blueprint Friday to rebuild Beijing's Zhongguancun district, known as Ch

U.S. law firm Dirksen Flipse Doran & Le is getting ready to open the first international law office

Further government reforms are in the works to encourage foreign investment, Prime Minister Chuan Le

CHOICE COURIER SYSTEMS INC. (New York) - Marvin Stone was named head of the company's new Choice Log

China Airlines, Taiwan's long-established flag carrier, and Cathay Pacific Airways of Hong Kong are

A federal judge in San Francisco has ruled that air cargo handlers are liable for the full value of

The Port of Houston Authority added to its growing collection of properties by purchasing the Care T

The Port of Port Arthur board of commissioners recently opened five bids on the dredging contract fo

Cars in the South Pacific could soon be running on the sweet smell of coconut oil under a research p

Asiana Airlines will start nonstop flights to Seoul, South Korea, from Seattle-Tacoma International

CONTINENTAL, FRONTIER IN CODE-SHARING PACTDENVER - Continental Airlines and Frontier

The Transportation Communications Union, whose members stand to take the largest hit in a rail merge

A funeral service was held Tuesday in Montreal for Sydney Maislin who, with his family, started one

Federal Express Corp. said it plans to increase its trans-Atlantic capacity by replacing two DC-10 f

BRENT CRUDE OPTIONS IS GOAL IN SINGAPORESINGAPORE - London's International Petroleum

CONTINENTAL TO CUT MANAGERIAL, CLERICAL JOBSHOUSTON - Continental Airlines is laying

Carol Browner, Environmental Protection Agency chief, has postponed a decision on Wisconsin's reques

The Caribbean Community, an emerging trade bloc, has expanded beyond the English-speaking countries

GUARDIAN ROYAL SEES PROFIT RISE BY 62.8 PERCENTLONDON - Guardian Royal Exchange had

NUCLEAR WASTE LEAVING FRANCE FOR JAPANBELIZE CITY, Belize - A shipment of nuclear wa

Decisions over the planned privatization of four container terminals in Mexico will not be made sole

Despite a strike that closed the port for 11 days last year, the Port of Vancouver, British Columbia

French industrial production, excluding construction and public works, rose a preliminary seasonally

Gooda Walker Names - the investors at Lloyd's who successfully sued their agents last year - have ex

Nearly three-quarters of the foreign companies that established sponsored depositary receipt program

Trade leads supplied by: U.S. Department of CommerceU.S. and Foreign Commercial Service<

Japan's Livestock Industry Promotion Corp. estimated Japanese beef imports for January at 44,000 met

Commercial Quantity Aluminum ingots_ $1,100-$1,150per ton lots &

Indianapolis Fruit Co., mirroring a growing industry trend, has switched from truck owner to truck l

In a decision that could have a wide-ranging effect on the proposed corporatization of government-ru

Despite an agreement that was supposed to end last week's wildcat strike by truckers using the Port

The top management merry-go-round at Southern Pacific Lines spun for the second time in as many week

A federal court will decide whether hundreds of millions of dollars in harbor maintenance fees paid

METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE CO. (New York) - Thomas P. Lydon Jr. was named president and chief execu

COMSTAT MARITIME SERVICES (Clarksburg, Md.) - The company recently appointed Tobin D. Seven vice pre

The director of the Seamen's Church Institute's Center for Seafarers' Rights said he will travel to

A shipper-sponsored bill that would end tariff filing and severely curtail antitrust immunity for oc

Five fish factory ships were among the 26 foreign vessels held in British ports during January after