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The key word at the final day of the International Longshoremen's Association's 48th convention was

Stan Parris has opted to remain administrator of the St. Lawrence Seaway Development Corp., ending s

Citing the advantages of open water and economics, Mexico's Transportacion Maritima Mexicana SA said

The waters off Western Australia are becoming a graveyard for the world's aging cargo fleet, shippi

Major north European ports are finally making headway on the exchange of information electronically.

SEAFOOD Canned tuna. Contact Ms. Mariam Mustaffa, K&I Industries S/B, 32 Persiaran Zaaba, Ta

AIRBUS DENIES IT PLANS TO SELL JETS TO IRANEuropean aircraft maker Airbus Industrie Thursday

FRENCH FIRM TO UPDATE BEIJING'S GAS NETWORKFrance and China have signed a 20 million franc c

A congressional panel Tuesday approved legislation that would require oil refineries to set aside 1

Maryland's Board of Public Works approved a 10-year, $759,000 lease with Cargill Inc. that will expa

Internal strife within the maritime union that represents thousands of sailors and engineers working

Mexico, desperate to stamp out pollution, is storming the Texas natural gas market for "cleaner" fue

VALERO, PEMEX DISCUSS NATURAL GAS PIPELINEHOUSTON - Valero Energy Corp. has been talking wit

Executives of major U.S. textile companies are eyeing promising new export markets in Brazil under t

CONSUMER PRICES UP AN AVERAGE 0.4 PERCENT IN ECBRUSSELS, Belgium - European Community consum

Japanese carmakers have a stranglehold on the replacement auto parts market in Japan and their grip

Representatives of 17,000 union drivers and 32 auto hauling companies met behind closed doors here T

French customs officers at the port of Lorient are holding up a 2,500-metric ton shipment of Argenti

Eight leading international trade organizations are petitioning the United Nations for major changes

New Zealand seems like a place that time passed by. Certainly the country has gone through e

E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Co. will cut about $1 billion in costs over the next one to two years to b

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

Vietnam can expect to receive between US$1 billion and US$5 billion annually in financial assistance

Silver prices dropped to $4 an ounce, the lowest level in nearly three months on heavy selling by co

U.S. and Japanese negotiators ended two days of talks on auto parts trade and agreed tonew high-leve

ALASKA GOLD TRACTS FAIL TO ATTRACT INTERESTANCHORAGE, Alaska - The U.S. Minerals Management

Hot summertime temperatures across the Midwest were cited for cutting hog weights and underpinning p

Ivaran Lines might enter a new trade route with four new containerships, said the Norwegian-owned sh

The International Monetary Fund has named a new chief debt negotiator for Brazil, ending an uproar o

DURABLE GOODS ORDERS FALL FOLLOWING GAINSWASHINGTON - Orders for long-lasting durable goods

ITC DISMISSES CLAIM VS. JAPANESE OVENSWASHINGTON - The International Trade Commission in eff

Inadequate reserves to cover claims, rapid growth, fraud and overstated assets were the leading caus

July 24, 1991 Copper Total, 33,103. Gold Total, .1,799,978.Silver Total, .2

Prior to the strike that has shuttered United Parcel Service Canada Ltd.'s across the country, Chris

The inspector general's office of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission has found that NRC staff members

The European Commission Wednesday announced a new reporting system for state- owned companies in a b

In a bid to pressure the Bush administration to make reform of the U.S. health system a higher prior

U.S. government experts said Wednesday that reports of an expected decline in this year's Soviet gra

In a case with implications for port boards across the country, astate district court judge Tuesday

UNEMPLOYMENT RISES AMONG NORWEGIANSOSLO, Norway - The unemployment rate in Norway hit a reco