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Europe's Ariane rocket is to launch two satellites into orbit on March 11from the space cent

California regulators were granted an April 6th court hearing by the Superior Court regarding the li

Chrysler Corp. executives are holding talks with Mitsubishi Motor Corp.'s Thai affiliate on plans to

TOP STORIES: Cargo volume at Alaska's commercial seaports is growing again after three years

Ocean carriers, especially U.S.-flag companies, give high marks to the 1984 Shipping Act. Li

The Maritime Administration has approved Lykes Bros. Steamship Co.'s application to carry, with full

As the Federal Maritime Commission proceeds with its review of the 1984 Shipping Act, transportation

BioTechnica International Inc.'s subsidiary, BioTechnica Agriculture, has signed a letter of intent

Rio Grande Industries is buying the Southern Pacific Transportation Co. from Santa Fe Southern Pacif

Freymiller Trucking Inc. earned $436,794, or 18 cents a share, in the fourth quarter, a 13 percent i

Navy Secretary James H. Webb said Monday the administration had sacrificed its goal of a 600-ship fl

U.S. District Judge Richard Owen has barred union tug workers from mass picketing, violence and inti

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

U.S. Trade Representative Clayton Yeutter said he is concerned about the use of imports of sugar-con

When Roh Tae-woo recites the oath of office Thursday to become South Korea's president, the 55-year-

It all started simply enough. In the early 1980s, the airline industry was going wild with i

Lawyers and industry analysts Monday were still trying to interpret the ramifications of the Interst

With Seattle gearing up to go after lucrative Alaska cruise trade, the port that has that trade says

LA County Farms Out Workers Comp CasesA backlog of about 8,000 workers' compensation lawsuit

Marginal tax reductions are the key to stimulating growth in Latin American countries and providing

Statements by Hong Kong government officials Monday that tougher legislation may be enacted to deter

THE JOURNAL OF COMMERCE Daily Industrial Materials Price Index of Sensitive Spot Commodity Prices on

Suppliers of the following items seek U.S. importers/distributors. Interested parties are asked to c

The leading telecommunications companies in the United States and Britain are joining to build a hig

AVIATION The popularity of frequent-flier awards programs means that millions of travelers w

BASF Corp. Chemicals division will expand its neopentyl glycol capacity in Freeport, Texas, from 35

ND Senator Criticizes US-Canada AgreementA North Dakota senator told the National Coal Assoc

A demand by the United States for special treatment threatens to delay agreement on a proposed inter

About 100 protesters drove to the state capital Sunday to protest New Jersey's high auto insurance r

It isn't the threat of communism or crushing international debt that is causing anxiety across the C

A transportation consultant says 1988 will be a challenging year for intermodal businesses as growth

Kia Motor Co., South Korea's No. 3 automaker, plans to construct car assembly plants in China and Hu

Two Stories: Czechoslovakia Seeks To End Trade SlideCzechoslovak Economic Investment Seen St

The U.S. dollar drifted lower Monday, largely on suspicions central banks would step in should the d

The Japanese yen and the European currency unit should become key reserve currencies along with the

EXPORT CERTIFICATES REQUIRED FOR CERTAIN STEEL PRODUCTS FROM MEXICO. The United States and Mexico h

Fiat, Brazilian State Near Debt Swap PactSAO PAULO, Brazil - Fiat SpA of Turin, Italy, and t

Any sizable reduction in U.S. forces abroad would hit the U.S.-flag merchant marine hard. St

A U.S. warship fired a flare and machine gun warning shots at a pair of fishing boats on Monday as i

Iran Proposes to Swap Oil for Argentine BeefBUENOS AIRES, Argentina - Leading private export