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The Navy, responding to what it calls an alarming increase in the capabilities of Soviet submarines,

The son of Norwegian cruise shipping giant Knut Kloster is heading a new cruise company in New York,

The U.S. Navy could build new headquarters for its Sixth Fleet outside Naples, Italy, for less money

The Federal Maritime Commission allowed a new revenue apportionment agreement by members of the U.S.

The Greek Chamber of Shipping has criticized a government move to rescue the technically bankrupt Se

DELINQUENT ACCOUNTS concern every business, but the port of New Orleans has one of the worst records

A recent study done by the research branch of the Canadian TransportCommission, a federal go

It's just a boxy metal frame with slats inside and a trap door on top. But it has shrimpers all alon

A new monthly barge service linking Southern California and Hawaii is under way. Transport

Kuwait may seek help from both the United States and the Soviet Union to protect its oil shipments i

The Cousteau Society will study the quality of human life, marine environments and polar bears and d

Britain and the Soviet Union reached an historic air route agreement Friday allowing British airline

Non-aligned Yugoslavia will help Comecon, the Soviet-bloc common market, manufacture a new Soviet ai

Federal Express Corp., one of the first carriers to pioneer and sing the praises of portable package

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Japan Found Dumping Roller Bearings, PartsThe Commerce Department made a preliminary determi

Greece has reportedly received assurances from Yugoslavia that there will be no repetition of a thre

An Indonesian company has paid US$18 million for a communications satellite retrieved from space aft

The European Community has received fresh reminders that Greece is prepared to fight in the European

An 83-year-old Richmond, Calif., woman died after falling 20 feet as she was getting off an Eastern

As Airbus Industrie prepares to launch its first long-range jetliners next month, Boeing executives

Disputes among countries over whether to cut European air fares could be settled in the near future

Eastern Seeks Increase In Argentine FlightsEastern Airlines has petitioned the Department of

A new model forklift truck with built-in safety warning systems and advanced electronics is availabl

The Court of Appeals in Hong Kong partially reversed a lower court's ruling that Interlego AG has no

The Wild Kingdom is coming to life for Mutual of Omaha. The Omaha, Neb., sponsor of the TV s

Crowley Maritime Corp. says that with its purchase of United States Lines' South American routes, A

International Business Machines Corp. is scheduled to fire a shot Thursday that will be heard around

The Reagan administration's latest decision on the scope of the nation's cargo preference laws predi

2 Skippers Imprisoned In Black Sea CollisionThe captains of two ships that collided in the B

After losing two bookings to U.S. carriers, the Shipping Corp. of India Ltd. may seek a bilateral sh

The $5 annual fee Pennsylvania automobile owners pay to the state's Catastrophic Loss Trust Fund wil

Dukakis Unveils Tort Reform PackageGov. Michael Dukakis has sent a package of tort reforms t

Regional variation in mortality as a result of motor vehicle accidents is reported in the latest iss

Prudential Insurance Co. of America said it obtained a $35 million line of credit from a group of ba

The Council of Lloyd's, the governing body of the Lloyd's of London insurance market, has appointed

John Victor Herd, retired chairman of Continental Corp., died Friday of a heart attack at his home i

Studies show the southern San Andreas Fault is far more complex than once believed, muddying researc

The official IMF dollar rate for the special drawing right as measured by a basket of currencies den

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