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Management of the Port of Jawaharlal Nehru could be considering legal action against a South Korean

The Mersey Docks and Harbour Co., one of Britain's largest port operators, Tuesday reported a record

Officials said Tuesday the Port of Simao in southwestern Yunnan will open shipping service to six co

The Argentine government has now leased or sold all state-owned dockside grain elevators at Atlantic

BELGIAN SHIPOWNERS TO CANCEL LAYOFFSBRUSSELS - Belgian shipowners will withdraw 700

Office workers employed by the Seafarers International Union of North America approved a contract Mo

The European Parliament pushed Tuesday for stricter implementation of international rules on safety

Amid much clamor - and what's known locally as megaphone diplomacy - the Port of Hong Kong isn't in

LANE Sept.-Nov. Sept.-Nov. West Coast to East Asia 7.3% 6.6%East Asia to

China's formal recovery of sovereignty over Hong Kong may be three years away, but the web of econom

While Hong Kong is usually regarded as a dynamo exporter and wide-open merchandise importer, it make

Less robust, but still strong enough that other countries would kill for it: That's the broad consen

No story.

The nation's inland river barges Monday were battling ice floes or speeding along on current-choked

HOLMAN, FENWICK & WILLAN (London) - Philip Wareham joined this maritime and commercial lawfirm and w

The Inland Marine Underwriters Association has released a report that focuses on loss prevention for

Efforts to remove the wreckage of a collapsed container crane at Port Newark/ Elizabeth Marine Termi

The National Industrial Transportation League has distributed a "new and improved" version of its Au

CAPITAL RE POSTS RISE IN 4TH-QUARTER PROFITCapital Re Corp. reported a rise in fourth-quarte

RIMS CONVENTION SET FOR NEW ORLEANSNEW YORK - The Risk and Insurance Management Soci

HOME HOLDINGS INC. (New York) - Officials announced new corporate officers. John M. Tetro wa

And the winner is: Jefferson-Pilot Life Insurance Co. State Insurance Commissioner Don W. St

Disappointed by the failure of the trade talks on between President Clinton and Japanese Prime Minis

United Parcel Service raised its package insurance rate along with the costs of several other of its

BURNHAM SERVICE CORP. (Columbus, Ga.) - Kenneth J. Strange was named vice president of sales and mar

Despite the recent strike on the West Coast, union leaders in Canada are too concerned these days ab

The recent longshore labor problems in Canada may have chased away the very thing the Port of Vancou

Plans by Scandinavian Airlines System and Continental Airlines to develop a new cargo terminal at Ne

Germany on Monday pledged to give India 8.70 billion rupees ($270 million) in soft loans and grants

FORWARDERS GEAR UP FOR VIETNAM SERVICETwo freight forwarders on the West Coast said

The National Private Truck Council's (NPCT) Private Fleet Management Institute and international man

The number of unemployed people in Sweden rose by 32,000 in January to 371,000, or 8.8 percent of th

France posted a preliminary seasonally adjusted current-account surplus of 3.13 billion francs ($530

Threats of violence during an 11-day national truckers strike in 1983 scared most drivers off the ro

UK producer output prices rose 0.3 percent in January from December, after rising 0.5 percent in Dec

The German Cabinet has agreed to implement road fees for trucks traveling over its highway network,

The strike is over in British Columbia - but the damage and bitterness are likely to remain for a lo

The Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employes renewed its call for the Federal Railroad Administrat

The Clinton administration is expected to kick off a carefully controlled effort today to show its d

Air carriers sought to catch up Monday with a backlog of undelivered cargo resulting from the winter