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Dock labor leaders in Argentina threatened to step up action as feelings hardened on both sides in a

A new industrial materials price index that gives early signals of inflation or disinflation will be

Brazil's Conin (National Informatics and Automation Council) voted to grant limited copyright protec

Rawl Named New ChairmanFor ExxonExxon Corp. said Lawrence G. Rawl, president since M

Swazi King, Botha Meet MBABANE, Swaziland - South African Foreign Minister R.F. Botha and Sw

The federal government needs to support the commercial space industry not by direct subsidy but by

The Justice Department accused Chevron USA of violating federal clean water standards by dumping tho

An accident like the one at Chernobyl is not likely to occur at a U.S. nuclear power plant because o

$70 Million Drilling Rig Sits Idle in NorwaySANDEFJORD, Norway - One of the world's largest

A bill to establish federal minimum energy efficiency standards for major home appliances, developed

For the first time in a number of weeks, gasoline inventories ran counter to normal seasonal trends

Investment in Argentina's energy sector should total almost $32 billion during the rest of this cen

Navistar International Corp., the nation's biggest heavy truck manufacturer, will reduce its U.S. ma

Executives at Texas Air Corp., Houston, are exploring several options that would enable them to conc

People Express Inc. said its subsidiary, Frontier Airlines, would file for bankruptcy protection in

Japan's Railroads Report Record LossThe Japanese National Railways reported a record 1.85 tr

The following are the highlights of Wednesday's St. Louis Merchants Exchange call session for barge

US, Korea Hold Talks On Commercial AviationSEOUL, South Korea - The United States and South

Council of Logistics Management, eastern Michigan round table. Sept. 9. Ann Arbor Marriott, Ann Arbo

Japan Welcomes Vote Ending Unitary TaxJapanese business leaders welcomed the decision by the

Some 70 Connecticut state troopers - about one a mile - patrolled Interstate 95 Wednesday as the sta

With harvest-time strikes already under way at four large wineries, the union representing more than

The Sedgwick Group PLC, the U.K.'s largest insurance broker, promoted itself to number four in the

Verdict in Bridge Suit To Be ExaminedSTAMFORD, Conn. - Stamford Superior Court Judge Nichola

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

Three Rotterdam-based stevedoring companies are meeting union resistance to their plans to merge, bu

A/S Kosmos, the large Sandefjord-based shipping company, expects to save up to $2.7 million annuall

The state's second-largest industrial park developer agreed to spend $30 million to $50 million to d

Wilh. Wilhelmsen Ltd. Sells Two More VesselsOSLO, Norway - Wilh. Wilhelmsen Ltd. A/S just so

MAD DOGS AND ASSEMBLYMEN: It wasn't really a shouting match - just Port of Oakland Commissioner Doug

North Atlantic delegates on the wage scale committee of the International Longshoremen's Association

Acknowledging that Pacific Northwest carriers, brokers and forwarders are still having trouble with

California lawmakers dropped a plan to study the possibility of consolidating the ports of Oakland,

Ocean Transport and Trading PLC, one of Britain's oldest and largest shipping groups, is vigorously

The Maritime Employers Association, which represents waterfront employers in Montreal and other por

The Maritime Administration paid out $1,160,070.44 to satisfy demands of holders of government-backe

A state legislator is scheduled to become Lake Charles port director next month, despite a roar of c

Since the days of the Phoenicians, ship masters have searched for ways to avoid damaging the cargo t

GENERAL NEWSThe Pension regulatory system needs complete review, William Brock, labor secret

NY Firm Represents Hellenic ShipyardsHellenic Shipyards Co. of Skaramanga, Greece, appointed