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An economist who says limits on Japanese car sales in the United States have cost U.S. jobs and incr

West Coast ports enjoyed a tonnage growth of 7 percent last year, from 134.8 million revenue-tons to

Pemex, Mexico's state oil company, said this week it is proceeding with plans to "Mexicanize" its en

Century 21 Real Estate To Expand Into BritainIRVINE, Calif. - In its first major internation

The Federal Maritime Commission designed its recent reorganization to add formal muscle to its tough

Sea-Land Corp.'s plan to convert its Puerto Rico service at New Orleans from water to rail won't aff

For the second time in a month the Maritime Administration has paid off govern ment-insured debt hol

Gotaas-Larsen Orders 5th Ship From DaewooHAMILTON, Bermuda - Gotaas-Larsen Shipping Corp. ha

In the face of the upcoming general election, Chancellor of the Exchequer Nigel Lawson presented a n

A strike by seamen on domestic ship lines in Brazil continued into its 19th day Tuesday, but the Sa

THE PORT OF MIAMI stands a chance to get a new customer who would ship about 30 containers a day to

A retired official of General Dynamics Corp. and a vice president at Electric Boat have been granted

The tanker market, in deep recession since the 1973-74 oil price shock, faces an uncertain future de

Scor U.S. Corp. reported fourth quarter operating profit rose 97 percent to $3.7 million, or 29 cent

After tough negotiations that have dragged for several years West Germany and the Soviet Union stand

Pollution insurance is becoming slightly more available as new capital from both inside and outside

A few months short of five years ago Barry L. Hansen sat at lunch and predicted the withering of com

The cost of directors and officers liability insurance has skyrocketed over the past three years, bu

The White House is re-examining its position on acid rain in preparation for next month's summit co

The first drug to make hair grow on bald men could be on the market later this year if the Food and

Well-developed national truck lines with broad market coverage will grow only half as fast as their

The Port Authority of New York & New Jersey said it has authorized payment of up to $10 million to N

The liberal airline agreement proposed last week by three Scandinavian countries is intended, in par

Santa Fe Southern Pacific Corp. may have painted itself into a regulatory corner in its efforts to g

Nearly all truck manufacturers posted strong February gains over last year in the heaviest classes o

Conrail, CSX Offer Special Interline PricesConsolidated Rail Corp. and CSX Transportation Co

Cathay Pacific Airways Ltd. won swift approval Monday for new routes to North America over the objec

Canadian Pacific Air Lines, of Vancouver, is being restricted by foreign governments from providing

GENERAL NEWS The payments deficit widened in the fourth quarter. Page 2AThe federal budget

Passenger Traffic Rose 13.3 percent in FebruaryU.S. airline passenger traffic increased 13.3

Suppliers of the following items seek U.S. importers/distributors. Interested parties are asked to c

A British company has developed a "talking" distress radio beacon that automatically identifies the

BankAmerica Corp.'s chief executive thinks Brazil is bluffing when it says it won't repay its $2 bil

Sun Belt areas continued to dominate the list of the nation's ten largest areas of housing construct

A plan to stabilize the Brazilian economy, being demanded by international creditors, has yet to mat

Widely scattered sections of the omnibus House trade bill are making smooth progress toward floor co

GENERAL NEWS The payments deficit widened in the fourth quarter. Page 2ASen. Ernest F. Holl

The federal budget process picked up speed as the House Budget Committee chairman unveiled his strat

The U.S. payments deficit on its current account widened to a seasonally adjusted $36.837 billion in

Long Island Lighting Co. is in the eye of a controversy that will have a profound impact on the futu