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The 13 largest containership operators from the Far East to the United States agreed Monday to withh

It's "wait till next year" for many maritime bills, including oil spill legislation, as Congress rac

Tons of U.S. food are arriving in Poland but officials say it may take weeks or months to begin pour

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

If he had his way, Nippon Goodyear President Dean E. Schlup would tear down all the Bridgestone bil

When Shojiro Ishibashi died in 1976 at age 87, he left his family an enviable stash - art, stock and

From his eighth-floor window facing the Japanese Imperial Palace, Bridgestone Corp. President Akira

The universal worker's fantasy of telling the boss exactly what you think of him or her, and getting

Italian industrial production in August rose 5.8 percent from a year ago, the Italian Statistical In

H.E. SCHURIG OPENS OFFICE IN SINGAPOREHOUSTON - H.E. Schurig & Co., a Houston-based internat

MARY ROSE LONEY TO RUN O'HARE INTERNATIONALChicago has hired a veteran of airport management

Once known as the capital of the oil patch, this Texas metropolis is preparing for what promises to

The U.S. consumer price index for October is expected to be reported up 0.4 percent in October, prop

The Hungarian transport minister will attend a special council session of the European Conference of

An American Airlines A300 Airbus jet with 156 passengers on board made a safe emergency landing at L

Nigeria plans to increase its proved oil reserves to about 50 billion barrels over the next five yea

Boeing Co.'s largest union early today was completing a count in a contract ratification vote that c

Two of Hong Kong's second-line air carriers have abandoned or delayed applications for new routes, b

AMERICAN LOOKS TO BUY EASTERN'S LATIN ROUTESNEW YORK - AMR Corp.'s American Airlines is hold

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

The chic shops with familiar Western names - Pierre Cardin, Estee Lauder, Benetton - are thronged wi

Saudi Arabia will maintain its 24.6 percent share of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countri

Will the next generation of Asians shun curbside noodles, curries and other indigenous food in favor

COAL PRODUCTION ROSE IN WEEK ENDED NOV. 11CHARLESTON, W.Va. - Domestic coal production total

Shares of Stolt Tankers & Terminals (Holdings) SA fell in price Monday after an analyst's report dow

Trade leads are supplied by: US Department of Agriculture, Foreign Agricultural Service Agri

The flat rate for moving bulk oil shipments between ports is on the rise, according to the latest ve

The following business missions are scheduled to arrive in the United States. The Journal of Commerc

It's a big year for intermodal rail freight in Massachusetts. From a few hundred piggyback a

About 1,000 barges carrying grain shipments were backed up for more than 40 miles on the Mississippi

Some of the world's top banks are convinced it makes sense to build a new port near London.

TWISTING SLOWLY IN THE WIND; that's the way some Europeans feel about the Edifact message developmen

Japanese lumber mills are paying three or four times U.S. prices for logs, and trees worth millions

Japan and the United States ended three days of talks Monday on wood products trade without an agree

KOITO REJECTS PICKENS' REQUESTKoito Manufacturing Co. rejected Monday a request by Texas oil

Timken Co., the roller bearing company, is taking a minority stake in a joint venture in India and s

California exporters will continue to receive help from the state export finance program, but some n

The Soviet Union is ordering four more containerships from two West German shipyards from which it p

Trade union leaders at the Ford Motor Co. in Britain called a strike ballot Monday among 32,000 work

Illinois International Port has approved a lease that calls for a $100 million investment in 300 acr