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The Federal Maritime Commission's ideas on the operation of its proposed automated tariff filing sys

The ink is scarcely dry on the contract for Hong Kong's newest container terminal, but its contracto

April 18, 1988 Baltic International Freight Futures ExchangePrev.Close High

The world's leading marine salvage company is campaigning for fairer levels of compensation for the

A 2,878-ton Panamanian cargo ship sank Monday in rough seas in the East China Sea, but all 11 South

West Germany's largest bank - Deutsche Bank A.G. - with offices at 40 Wall St. and West 57 St. - is

OVERLAND EXPRESS INC. (Indianapolis) - John J. Griffin was elected president and chief operating off

Fleet insurance costs for Canadian carriers are likely to remain stable for at least another year as

Korean Air Lines Orders P&W EnginesEAST HARTFORD, Conn. - Korean Air Lines has selected Prat

Federal investigators have compiled evidence suggesting that the nation's hospitals are making billi

The current failure of U.S. cotton to compete in world markets - a problem the industry has been anx

Ciba-Geigy Hikes Resin PricesHAWTHORNE, N.Y. - The Plastics division of Ciba-Geigy Corp. has

Ausimont NV was notified Friday that the Department of Commerce reached a preliminary determination

The U.S. Navy Monday destroyed two offshore Iranian oil platforms, sank a defending Iranian patrol b

Automation is allowing food distributor Provigo Distribution Inc. to have its cake and eat it too.

A series of multilateral accords will govern international aviation by the year 2000, predicts a se

New Jersey life insurance agents are upset over Essex Life Insurance Co.'s plan to sell insurance po

SINGLE ENTRY BOND REQUIREMENT AT THE TIME OF SUMMARY. If a broker uses his bond and Internal Revenue

U.S. District Court Judge Harold H. Greene halted a procurement effort by the Navy's Military Sealif

An item in this column last Friday referred to a new container service between China and western Can

Government plans to return as much as possible of state-owned British Shipbuilders to the private se

First Quarter Income Soars at W.R. GraceW.R. Grace & Co.'s first-quarter net income soared 2

Portfolio Insurance Termed Still a ThreatNEW YORK - Portfolio insurance schemes continue onl

More than 190 exhibits and a heavyweight program of seminars and workshops greet the 2,500 transport

Government figures that painted a rosy picture of double-digit growth in the trailer industry last y

Aeromexico, a wholly state-owned airline, filed for bankruptcy in what was seen as the first step to

Crude oil and refined product prices increased Monday, largely driven by the latest crisis in the Pe

Marine insurers are watching events in the Persian Gulf before deciding whether to adjust premiums f

Legend has it that during the financial panic of 1907 J. Pierpont Morgan the elder was asked by a re

Grain sorghum Ofnacer (Burkina Faso government cereal purchasing agency) seeks red sorghum f

The formation of a European central bank is vital to the long-range success of the European Communit

Port of Charleston Installs Power UnitCHARLESTON, S.C. - The Port of Charleston is trying to

A walkout by Aeromexico ground workers last week revived calls for the state airline's privatization

Commission Opens Canal to Longer ShipsBeginning at once, somewhat longer ships will be allow

Two central Massachusetts distribution firms have moved their operationsbecause of Guilford

American President Lines Friday christened two of the world's largest and most sophisticated contain

FLAT ROCK, Mich. - Mazda Motor Manufacturing (USA) Corp. named James F. Korowin vice president, manu

Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Lee Thomas said last week that he backed efforts in Co

April 15, 1988 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

Coastal Corp. has adopted a natural gas strategy of shepherding production when prices stay low, whi