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The Panamanian vessel Tula, 11,395 gross tons, is leaking water into its No. 6 cargo hold where the

The U.S. Department of Agriculture's Commodity Credit Corp. will need $6.6 billion in supplemental f

The U.S. government removed seven countries from its list of those whose vessels may be cleared for

Two more attempts to repair a leaky safety valve at the Nine Mile Point 2 nuclear power plant have f

Corning Glass Works and Hazleton Laboratories Corp. have agreed in principle for Corning to buy Hazl

January 6, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon

The Delaware River Port Authority is not expecting any immediate resolution of its internal dispute

With a call for courage to face a dismal situation, Indonesia's President Suharto introduced a harsh

China, the world's fourth-largest producer of steel, is planning heavyinvestments in the ind

The following index charts weekly changes in motor carrier tonnage originatingfrom 49 produc

The government said the Mellon Bank of the United States had been expelledfrom the country a

Argentine negotiators hope to dispel creditor concern about the country's sharply declining trade su

GENERAL NEWS A small San Diego company has developed an extensive electronic mail network. P

Prudential Lines Inc. filed a suit against the Maritime Administration seeking compensatory and puni

The fact that most container terminals in Australia are owned by shipping interests could lead to in

A Superior Court commissioner has overturned a law requiring California life insurance companies to

Laurentian Group Corp., the third biggest integrated financial services group in Canada, has signifi

Gov. Mario Cuomo's top consumer adviser urged the state Public ServiceCommission to refuse t

Royal Nedlloyd Group NV, the Rotterdam-based transport and energy group, has completed its takeover

Panel Moves to Clear Highway Funding BillHighway funding legislation was introduced in the H

Ford Motor Co. announced its "1987 1/2" truck model-year, rounding out its 1987 line with a series

The Chicago and North Western Transportation Co. scored a direct hit in the battle with the Burlingt

Western commercial sources say Poland is making substantial and even com mendable efforts to solve i

Top Venezuelan finance officials are traveling to several industrial nations to present Venezuela's

Stocks rose in heavy trading Tuesday to a second straight record close, but the pace of the advance

President Reagan's proposal to make massive cuts in farm commodity programs and other economies in t

The Commodity Futures Trading Commission voted to end the pilot program status of options on agricul

World sugar production in 1986-87 will be 100.2 million metric tons, representing a 500,000-metric-

Denmark's Maersk Lines is negotiating the takeover of the French shipping concern Chargeurs Reunis,

All hotels in this U.S. Commonwealth are to be inspected immediately for compliance with safety regu

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

Iraq's oil output is expected to reach an unprecedented wartime record of 2.5 million barrels daily

Japan's Marubeni Corp. concluded a long-term contract with Australia's Wesfarmers Ltd. to import 13

Japan's foreign exchange reserves skyrocketed to an all-time high of $42.2 billion by the end of Dec

TRADE REFORM. Members of the Long Island Area Development Agency and several other regional Long Isl

It was not quite two years ago that the International Air Transport Association's Cargo Agency Board

Jamaica's economy, one of the biggest in the Caribbean, is growing more slowly than the government e

Top European Community trade negotiator Willy de Clercq is due in Washington later this month for ta

General Electric Co. is refusing to pay claimed compensation for damage in a nuclear power plant cau

DIVERSITY: THE SPICE OF LIFE. Port of Los Angeles Harbor Commission meetings offer something for eve