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A two-year collective contract giving Mexico's oil workers a 14 percent wage increase was approved M

Brown Transport Co. expects to report a net loss when it releases delayed 1988 results by mid-Septe

The new executive director of the Mississippi State Port Authority is looking for new challenges, wh

PETROLEUM EXCHANGE STUDIES NEW CONTRACTSThe International Petroleum Exchange here is studyin

A House transportation subcommittee has approved an expanded version of oil- spill cleanup and liabi

Rhode Island Attorney General James O'Neil concluded an agreement with the owner of the Greek-flagge

Regulation plays a crucial role in the foreign investment decisions that multinational service compa

Massachusetts longshoremen and clerks gave overwhelming approval to a master contract extension and

NORTH AMERICA Air Show Canada. Aug. 9-13. Abbotsford, British Columbia. This fair will bring

A consortium in which American telecommunications company U.S. West Inc. has a 25 percent stake has

CADBURY SCHWEPPES PLC (London) - The company has reorganized its European confectionery operations t

Harvard University said it filed a federal patent-infringement suit against the Swedish pharmaceutic

The industrialized countries should offer more trade concessions to developing nations, such as givi

THE MAGNIFICENT SEVEN-YEAR BULL MARKET in stocks is not over yet, according to the Stock Market Mome

The Bush administration has both "carrots" and "sticks" with which to persuade other nations to trad

TITANIUM DIOXIDE E.I. du Pont & de Nemours Co. of Wilmington, Del., is rescinding the 2 cent

I've never met Michael L. Easton, Topgallant Group Inc.'s regional manager for the Midwest and West

Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Jack Kemp promised Congress Tuesday to make extensive ref

While industry and media attention has been focused on steel imports and President George Bush's two

A federal government probe into the affairs of the largest seamen's union in the United States has p

Three years after the controversial U.S.-Japan semiconductor trade pact, the European Community is a

A group of outside investors agreed to acquire tanker operator Marine Transport Lines Inc. for a pri

BELFAST YARD WORKERS BACK PRIVATIZATIONPlans to privatize the Belfast shipyard Harland and W

U.K. port employers were convinced Monday that the three-week-old strike by dockers had all but coll

They may have volunteered for their positions, but their service was just as costly as any other. La

The Port of Galveston, trying to combat a lull in summer business, is giving Pillsbury Co. a rate br

An Australian insurance fund manager and his assistant ran an insider trading network by tracking th

The Exxon Valdez is undergoing preparatory work at the National Steel and Shipbuilding Co. facility

A representative of the public port industry says Congress should not impose regulatory pollution me

Two House and Senate transportation committees have devised deficit-reduction packages designed to s

Carnival Cruise Lines came under fire from a federal judge on Friday for refusing to cooperate with

The name of Wallem Shipmanagement (IOM) Ltd. was misspelled in a story headlined "Isle of Man Makes

Four shipping companies recently declared dividends for the quarter ended June 30. Internati

July 31, 1989 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPreClose High Low Vol.

Farm state governors called on Congress to extend last year's drought relief bill to alleviate conti

1393 (July 31, 1989) Previous day - 1389 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

A long-running dispute over oil exploration between Thailand and Malaysia is reported to have been s

July 31, 1989 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

US AIR TRAFFIC SYSTEM DESCRIBED AS ON TARGETThe strategic plan for modernizing the nation's

The Port of Duluth has contracts to bag 42,000 metric tons of wheat thus far this year, up from 28,1