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South Korea's leading automaker began to feel the effects of growing labor unrest Wednesday, while t

The average age of the world's tankers is increasing, the size of their crews falling, and many tank

After four years of market presentations, cost-benefit analyses and trips to steamship company headq

The fifth annual Liberty Cup Yacht Race will be held in New York July 6-10. International sk

Confirmation Hearing Set on Chao NominationA Senate committee confirmation hearing on Elaine

Sales of oriented polystyrene sheet and thermoformed containers are forecast to grow at the rate of

Eagle Steel Products Inc. said it hopes to increase its volume to 20,000 tonsfrom 5,000 tons

After steering the Port of Houston through nearly three years of financially troubled waters, hotel

A growing number of services are becoming available to help shipowners faced with the increasingly d

A maritime conference and a tariff bureau think conferences should be allowed to limit their member

The announcement last week by the federal government of planned partial privatization of Air Canada

A new joint venture between Compagnie Generale Maritime, France's largest shipping company, and Sofr

Eastman Kodak Co. announced plans for Kodak Canada Inc. to construct a polyethylene terephthalate (P

At least five major North American chemical companies are planning or studying expansions of ethylen

Trans World Airlines has entered into two novel collaborative agreements with foreign airlines allow

Ethylene has become so elusive and expensive that the outlook for purchasing material for the durati

The Massachusetts Port Authority still plans to implement its controversial Logan International Airp

Federal Express Corp. and Pratt & Whitney are expected within several weeks to introduce noise dampe

Hanjin Group Ships First Boeing PartsEVERETT, Wash. - The Hanjin Group, the same Korean cong

France is saying oui to electronic data interchange. With government agencies providing much

Europe Container Terminus, the Rotterdam-based container handling company, is offering advisory serv

Carlisle Offers Tape For Geophysical DataCarlisle Memory Products Group has released under t

Steve Clemons has a simple answer for people surprised to hear that a company that didn't exist five

There are many routes to automation. Members of the Los Angeles port community seem to want to trave

WeatherData Inc., commercial weather consultants, has contracted to provide daily forecasts for Sout

In the future, transportation will be more than shipping from point A to point B, a paper products e

Calls for greater standardizing of intermodal equipment and the national containerized freight syste

THE PROFIT SHARING/WAGE REDUCTION PLAN included in the new labor contract between the Teamsters unio

Thrall Ships Orders Of Double-Stack CarsCHICAGO - Thrall Car Manufacturing Co. said it shipp

The Philippine Senate is considering a bill to regulate trading in commodity futures and establish

Shanghai, historically China's main commercial hub but in decline lately, is going all out to boost

New Zealand venison is finding an increasingly welcome market in the United States, according to exp

Only Mexican Indians May Use Shell for DyeOnly the Indian groups that traditionally have use

Larry M. Parkin, a director of K mart, was also named executive vice president, warehouse and grocer

European Community agriculture ministers Wednesday ended the first round of their 1988-89 farm price

China World Trade Centre is reaching for the sky as the day of its completion draws nearer.

Traditional Exports Specialized precision machinery, chemicals, specialty steel, textiles, p

President Reagan's administration, which usually pushes for privatizing industry owned by government

A U.S. failure to ratify the pending U.S.-Canadian trade accord could sour U.S.-Canadian relations,

Austrian exporters held their own in the 1987 U.S. market in spite of the rising value of their own