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VIETNAM TO IMPROVE ITS TELECOMMUNICATIONSHANOI, Vietnam - Vietnam plans to spend at

Federal health officials say they are very happy with Celebrity Cruises, the operator of the cruise

NORTH AMERICA New York International Gift Fair. Aug. 14-18. New York. Contact: George Little

Stevedoring employers and dockworkers at the French port of Marseilles are scheduled to open labor n

Crowley Maritime Corp. announced the election of Thomas B. Crowley Jr. as chairman and chief executive.

These bicycle movements were the largest recorded from port documents, during the two weeks ended Ju

American International Group has restructured its insurance operations in China, establishing separa

A Connecticut-based insurance group has jumped into the "brown-water" marine insurance market at a t

Anticipated payments for breast-implant litigation resulted in a $160.6 million third-quarter operat

ALEXANDER & ALEXANDER INC. (New York) - Joseph J. Hamill has joined the firm's National Aviation & A

In congressional testimony this week, the U.S. insurance industry showed itself to be a house bitter

Border trade interests opposed to the imposition of user fees to meet infrastructure demands of the

Small enterprises in the Czech Republic conduct far more business than they report to the tax author

Despite the opposition of some border interests, the Immigration and Naturalization Service is pushi

Japan's large-scale retail store sales data are expected to show a smaller year-on-year decline in J

The American Association of Port Authorities, backed by the Port Authority of New York & New Jersey

Shipowners are in danger of falling into a trap by rushing to add tonnage, except for "genuine fleet

SHIPPING GROUP PUBLISHES SAFETY REQUIREMENTSNEW YORK - The American Bureau of Shippi

On the strength of brisk container trade, Virginia Port Authority terminals achieved a 12.5 percent

APL LINKS COMPUTERS TO CUSTOMS SERVICEOAKLAND, Calif. - American President Lines sai

Trade leads supplied by: US Department of CommerceU.S. and Foreign Commercial Service

Cooper/T. Smith, a stevedoring company with operations in 28 U.S. ports, is now providing independen

Market interest in large dry-bulk ships is unusually high for the time of year, British shipbrokers

Coal-transportation companies from Norfolk to New Orleans are balking at regulations the Coast Guard

A surprise House of Representatives compromise that threatens to complicate, not ease, the governmen

Petromin SA, the country's biggest merchant shipping company, plagued by scandal last year, plans to

Netherlands Airport Consultancy Co. has been tapped to design the expansion of Southern China's Shen

Consolidated Rail Corp. hopes to have its lightly used Beasley Point secondary line reopened today f

Seeking to expand its freighter network, American International Airways has bought three L-1011-200

Foreign companies will get a chance to bid individually or in consortium for work on a mass rapid tr

Are high-speed containerships the wave of the future? Philadelphia port interests are gambli

International relief organizations, following the lead of the U.S. military, have turned to Miami-ba

PORT AUTHORITY OF NEW YORK & NEW JERSEY (New York) - Benjamin DeCosta was named general manager of N

The state transportation board approved about $4 million in emergency contracts last week for repair

The privatization of the shipping line Navieras de Puerto Rico has entered a new phase with four bid

TRANSIT WORKERS STRIKE LOS ANGELES AUTHORITYThousands of workers for the Los Angeles Metropo

A crucial election called for Sept. 12 in Quebec has catapulted Canada into a new period of politica

Shipping lines, freight brokers and importers are lining up against a Customs proposal that would re

While financial returns from air cargo have steadily declined since 1970, there are signs the declin

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