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There was a 27.8 percent decline in the amount of hazardous waste generated by a representative port

The U.S. machinery industry is making a comeback, says an analyst at Duff & Phelps Inc., the Chicago

The nation's largest port of entry for imported cars and trucks is awash in a sea of vehicles and ex

The West Germans are making a determined bid to increase their penetration of the Chinese market, of

Jennie Wee, the secretary to 14 California insurance commissioners, retired after 36 years of servic

Akzo Chemie to Raise Some Peroxide PricesAkzo Chemie America, a supplier of organic peroxide

An increasingly dangerous investment climate is frightening multinational companies and turning off

The facilities of the Kingston container terminal are being expanded in a US$20 million program that

The U.S. 4th Circuit Court of Appeals has upheld a National Labor Relations Board order that Baker-W

The weekly freight index of Maritime Research Inc. (January-December 1972 equals 100 percent) is as

The Georgia Ports Authority will acquire the assets and operations of the Brunswick Port Authority,

Lexmar Inc., a Greenwich, Conn., ship agent that recently purchased 32 Spanish vessels for $70 milli

Insurers and customs brokers/forwarders want the Federal Maritime Commission to rule that the extent

The pattern of seaborne fertilizer trade is set to change as the movement of finished fertilizers gr

An article on Page 3B of the June 4 edition on the Customs Service bill of lading plan incorrectly i

Some international coal dealers are curious about a recent sale from South Africa that is in sharp c

Mine owners reached a wage agreement with white miners late last week, averting what could have been

Car thieves prefer imports over domestic automobiles and expensive sporty or speciality cars over th

Miners staged a brief walkout at the Labin coal mine, site of a recent 33-day strike, after failing

The Tennessee Valley Authority bought 26,800 tons of coal on the spot market during the week of May

The greatest impact of a U.S.-Japan agreement to reduce Japanese car shipments to the United States

The United States Treasury from now on should issue government bonds denominated in the deutsche mar

World leaders meeting here this week have a tough juggling act to perform as they try to ensure the

The present managed flotation system for exchanging the world's currencies is preferred over other a

President Oscar Arias of Costa Rica said his government will be taking its complaints about the Cari

Nicaragua is actively seeking greater economic aid from several Latin American countries in the wake

Coffee importing costs would be cut by a third if union weighers could be shifted to a banana-handle

GENERAL NEWS The government's employment figures for May reflect little progress for U.S. ec

GENERAL NEWS The government's employment figures for May reflect little progress for U.S. ec

The suggestion that Brazil may stop its international debt moratorium by paying half of the interest

If anyone needed one more reminder that the U.S. economy is sluggish, the Labor Department's report

Congress is showing increasing concern over Western bank lending to the Soviet Union. Rep. J

The General Accounting Office's two-year study of medical malpracticerecommends the federal

Pope John Paul Begins Pilgrimage to PolandWARSAW, Poland - Pope John Paul II today begins hi

NY Bill Would Allow Investments in CDsALBANY, N.Y. - The state insurance fund could invest i

Bunzo Yoda, a Japanese bond trader, often watches the clock and dozes near his desk, but no one has

The airlines' new deep discount fares are saving travelers hundreds ofdollars, but for some

The U.S. dollar was broadly lower Friday, although it moved up from its lows of the day on short cov

Shanghai Opens First Money MarketBEIJING - Shanghai, China's industrial hub and growing fina

From London to Chicago to Tokyo to New York, the world's financial centers are linking up piece by p