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A county supervisor wants the port of Oakland to investigate allegations that Southern Air Transport

Hopes are fading in Australia that a new aviation agreement will be negotiated with the United State

Orders to U.S. factories for "big ticket" durable goods plunged 7.5 percent in January, the biggest

Seaway Trade Mission '87. 40-member delegation sponsored by St. Lawrence Seaway Development Corp. an

The New Orleans Dock Board approved wide-ranging changes in the port's pricing structure, boosting g

Preliminary Commerce Department statistics place the U.S. merchandise trade deficit with Canada last

The stock market largely ignored the Tower Commission report on the White House's handling of the Ir

S. Korea Plans Fund To Help Third WorldSEOUL, South Korea - South Korea plans to create a fu

Ecuador Seeks OK For Oil Price CutQUITO, Ecuador - Ecuador is seeking OPEC approval to lower

Two key congressional committees are turning thumbs down on the Reagan administration's controversia

Conversion Industries Inc. said it is seeking a joint venture partner to assist in completing develo

Ocean carriers are direct employers of International Longshoremen's Association labor, even when the

The United States and Canada could arrive at the broad outlines of an historic free trade agreement

Dow to Hike Phenol PricesMIDLAND, Mich. - Dow Chemical U.S.A. is increasing its selling pric

ABC Rail Corp. bought the railroad wheel, brake shoe and track work manufacturing unit of IC Industr

Motor Carrier Revenue Rose 1.3 percent in QuarterALEXANDRIA, Va. - Motor carrier revenue in

IU International Reports GainIU International Corp. reported fourth quarter earnings of $17.

Where will all the Hyundais go? That's the question many Northwest ports would like to know

The Paris meeting of financial leaders of the six industrialized democracies Sunday resulted in sign

Elwood Kyser, secretary-treasurer of the International Organization of Masters, Mates & Pilots, said

The Federal Maritime Commission opened an investigation into possible rebating in ocean shipping tra

CCAL Adds Lisbon To Its ItineraryChristensen Canadian African Lines is adding direct sailing

Alexander & Alexander Services Inc., the nation's second largest insurance brokerage, reported net i

An independent insurance agency in Arizona is expected to begin testing next month a computer system

French President Francois Mitterrand has settled a dispute with Italy over international monetary is

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

Navistar International Ratings Are UpgradedMoody's Investors Service said it upgraded the ra

Consolidated Natural Gas Co. said that it increased its reserves of natural gas for the fourth year

A group of U.S. business executives said the Philippines is politically stable, and two of them anno

Four struggling Latin American nations undertake new economic measures and developments: BRA

Open bidding is not possible for foreign companies hoping to win contracts in construction of the $6

Crowley Maritime Corp. agreed in principle with United States Lines Inc. to acquire USL's South Amer

The airline industry said the federal government once again is acting in bad faith by collecting use

Port of Chicago officials have undertaken a major drive to lure business into the port district's fo

White House Report On Trade to Be SecretThe Reagan administration told Congress this week it

GENERAL NEWS James R. Steckel was named vice president, production of The Journal of Commerc

Cruise ship bunkering may not seem a particularly exciting topic amid the glitz and glamor of a maj

RIVALRY OVER IMPORTS of fruit from Latin America is developing between the Florida ports of Jacksonv

Preliminary estimates by the Agriculture Department show the food marketing pipeline, extending from

Mexico is winning new foreign customers and credits for its indebted, overbuilt state steel business