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W.R. Grace & Co. has completed the sale of two major fertilizer facilities to Western Branch Holding

Industrial action by British ferry crews could spread to deep-sea services, National Union of Seamen

Officials at the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration say they are negotiating with about

The largest heavy-duty trucking show in the United States opens today against an industry backdrop o

AIR CARGO Miami International Airport projects double-digit cargo growth for the next severa

After years of problems with old facilities and foreign competition, and threatened and actual bankr

The Bundesbank will hold a press conference after its regular biweekly council meeting Thursday to d

The U.S. dollar climbed fractionally higher in quiet trading Tuesday, with dealers citing a lack of

Greece is preparing for a sharp clash in Brussels this month when European Community transport mini

The benefits of the electronic data interchange are many, according to analysts. So are the costs. F

E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Co. has reached an agreement with Casco Nobel AB to acquire the automotive

The number of working oil and gas rigs in the United States fell by 28 to total 880 for the week, Ba

The world's first order for a new jack-up oil rig for two years has gone to Far East Levingston Ship

U.S. and South Korean trade negotiators ended their second day of talks Tuesday with no word of agre

This index alphabetically lists all companies and other operating organizations such as ports mentio

Soviet and Alaskan officials are negotiating over whether to set up several joint ventures entwining

In the heat of the Havana day, La Bodeguita del Medio resembles the steamy cantinas of Mexico, with

A sea of small yellow pennants sprouts among the rows of sewing machines like bright tropical flower

NJ Governor, Koreans Sign Trade AgreementNEWARK, N.J. - Gov. Thomas H. Kean and South Korean

The Union Carbide Corp. has filed suit against at least 115 of its insurers in an effort to force th

The French government is expected to announce decisions on subsidies to four small shipping companie

The Los Angeles Steamship Association warned the Port of Long Beach that it may experience a loss of

U.S. Trade Representative Clayton Yeutter suggested Tuesday there was little hope the United States

S. Koreans Visiting US In Search of CottonKANSAS CITY, Kan. - A seven-member delegation of S

Traders of Third World debt are divided over prospects for lower prices in the aftermath of Brazil's

BANK OF AMERICA (San Francisco) - Vice Chairman Robert W. Frick said he will leave his post as head

A third meeting between the United States and the Soviet Union in May is probably needed to conclude

Just when many people are asking why they need IBM Corp.'s Personal System-2 computers, along come t

A team of officials will soon visit Europe, the United States and Brazil to locate sources for polym

Now that the breakdown of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries' talks has worked its wa

Is the United States really in a state of decline, or are we just confronted with tough challenges o

In spite of reservations by several members, Democrats on the House Energy and Commerce Committee ha

American Carriers' Loss Rose in First QuarterOVERLAND PARK, Kan. - American Carriers Inc.'s

Boeing Co.'s product line is being pitted against a mix of McDonnell Douglas Corp. and Airbus Indust

Australian Coal Mines Hit by 1-Day StrikeSYDNEY, Australia - Coal miners in New South Wales'

Ocean carriers serving the trans-Pacific trade say their ships are sailing full westbound because of

The headline on a Page One story in The Journal of Commerce of Tuesday, May 3 should have said, Some

Two investment partnerships bidding to acquire trucking giant Arkansas Best Corp. filed suit in fede

Cargo Volume Declines At Port of Le HavreThe volume of cargo handled by the Port of Le Havre

The Resins and Specialty Chemicals division of National Starch & Chemical Corp. is raising prices on