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Some 20,000 workers at Hyundai Heavy Industries Co. went on strike Wednesday, idling the nation's la

A U.S. grain exporter, saying Pepsico Inc. hit the spot with its $3 billion ships-for-soft-drinks de

Norfolk Southern Corp. set a first-quarter record for earnings and revenue. The Norfolk, Va.

U.S. Trade Representative Carla Hills all but said Wednesday that Japan will not be designated as a

Special-interest trade legislation for the oil industry sailed through the Senate without debate Tu

The future of Georgetown, S.C., as a commercial port is dangling in limbo. The U.S. Army Cor

Footwear importers plan to redouble their efforts to keep China on the list of "most favored nations

Frito-Lay Inc. is modifying its policy of direct trailer delivery to grocery stores, said Michael Co

The U.S. Navy says foreign carriers involved in American-flag vessel-sharing arrangements should hav

Managing the flow of information generated by paperless trading is one of the most important issues

JOURNAL OF COMMERCE TRANSPORTATION TABLE, April 27. National Press Club, Washington, D.C. Speaker is

The General Accounting Office has recommended that spending on new homeports be suspended until the

Negotiations for a labor contract governing some 64,000 dockworkers on the East and Gulf coasts will

A fellow once worked for me who jogged five miles and did 100 push-ups and 100 sit-ups each morning.

For every three drug smugglers the U.S. Coast Guard caught recently in its war on dope, more than on

Norton Lilly International Inc., a steamship agent, is based in Secaucus, N.J. The company's headqua

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Santa Fe Pacific Corp. plans to split into three separate companies, stockholders at the company's a

The article "GAO Directs Marad to Reopen Bidding," which appeared on Page 1A of The Journal of Comme

This index alphabetically lists all significant references to companies and other operating organiza

Sales of North American-made cars and light trucks by the nation's Big Three automakers plummeted 20

COURT REINSTATES SUIT AGAINST CONRAILConsolidated Rail Corp.'s freight rate policies appear

Storms in Europe in January and February ate into first-quarter insurance earnings for companies wr

There's a run on legal pads, ball-point pens and blank audio tape today. That's because 64 H

Nearly half of the nation's interstate highways are in "barely tolerable or worse condition," the Ge

Deep in the jungle of northern Sumatra, Michael Griffiths swatted mosquitoes while he set up battery

EXECUTIVE EGOS may keep railroads from effectively using the paperless trading technology ofthe futu

RYDER SYSTEM REPORTS DECLINE IN EARNINGSMIAMI - Ryder System Inc. earned $7.3 million, or 7

A hearing on New York state insurance health claims procedures will be held on April 26 in New York

DURABLE GOODS ORDERS ROSE BY 6.7 PERCENT IN MARCHA continuing rebound in orders for aircraft

East Germany has sent tons of its own money to the trash-burner to make room in its treasury for the

Despite the notoriously overcrowded Australian insurance market, Swiss-based Zurich Insurance Co. ex

Insured property damage as a result of wind, hail, and tornadoes in Oklahoma between April 13-14 was

Amending the antitrust exemption which the McCarran-Ferguson Act provides insurance companies would

A state Insurance Department official on Tuesday defended the agency against allegations of possible

West German chemical concern Bayer Tuesday reported post-tax profit of 2.12 billion Deutsche marks (

US-MANDATED COVER EXPECTED, SURVEY FINDSWINSTON-SALEM, N.C. - Two-thirds of the respondents

Insurance broker, Frank B. Hall & Co. Inc. reported net income of $3.0 million, for the first quarte