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The odyssey of eight stowaways who spent six days going back and forth from Miami to Freeport, Baham

Sea-Land Service Inc. has seen its plans to acquire ships and container handling gear from United St

Cook Inlet drift net fishermen, who had been promised a crack at Kasilof River sockeye salmon in a s

The fired maritime director at the port of Chicago signed a contract to work with the state of Illin

Eighteen South Korean seamen squatted over a burning hibachi, enjoying their first "real Korean food

A two-tier registry for shipping has merit, says the boss of Canada's newest ocean line. Cly

The Federal Maritime Commission will tighten its rules by forbidding late filed material, and requir

Merger and acquisition announcements dropped sharply in the first half of 1987 from a year earlier,

If the federal government approves, construction could start next spring on a 400-room hotel and con

Royal Canadian Mounted Police Commissioner Robert W. Simmonds wanted to talk about the force he head

Federal product liability reform is alive and well in the 100th Congress, according to the Product L

A jury awarded $95 million in damages on Tuesday in a suit involving Bendectin, the anti-nausea drug

Rising feed costs and lower consumption will slow growth in the Australian pork industry in fiscal 1

It was business as usual in the insurance industry earlier this month when Fireman's Fund decided to

Traditional Exports Textiles, footwear, electronics, chemicals, metals, machinery, wood, sug

Five former members of Lloyd's of London who were at the center of the long- running Alexander Howde

Output at the nation's factories, mines and utilities edged up 0.2 percent in June, the government s

Governor Pushes Mass. Auto ReformThe administration of Gov. Michael Dukakis is pushing thest

Executives at Texas Instruments protectively insist that their artificial intelligence systems have

July 15, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

Ken Nees was one of the first U.S. management trainees hired by Sony Corp. of America when he joined

Sony Corp. is moving one of its top executives to New York, citing growing tensions between the Unit

The chairman of the European Community warned Wednesday that implementing trade legislation pending

The European Community Commission Wednesday proposed common rates for value- added (sales) taxes an

A senior vice president of marketing for American President Cos. will become president of Itel Corp

Most of the men who run the world's 50 largest industrial companies relax on the golf course or with

For centuries great thinkers the world over have pondered the idea of building a machine that could

GENERAL NEWS Intel Corp. of Santa Clara, Calif., is rationing scarce supplies of its 386 mic

The trade bill is now well into its fourth week on the Senate floor and the majority leader isn't ha

While still embroiled in controversy and court action concerning its employeedrug testing po

Intel Corp. of Santa Clara, Calif., is rationing scarce supplies of its 386 microprocessor and expe

A federal appeals court ruling means the National Labor Relations Board must take another look at a

A gear was improperly installed on the Trident nuclear-powered submarine USS Nevada during routine m

When Cairo's subway opens in the fall, users not only will ride the newest form of transportation in

Each U.S. Navy captain commanding a warship in the Persian Gulf will have the independent authority

Homework payed off Tuesday for senators pushing for airline consumer protection when the Senate Comm

The Senate has set aside an amendment to its Omnibus Trade Bill that says the reflagging of Kuwaiti

U.S. President Reagan is hopeful of early passage of a United Nations Security Council cease-fire re

France demanded an explanation from Iran for a predawn attack Monday against a French containership

Boston Harbor to Host Tug Muster July 25Some two dozen tugboats out of ports along the Easte