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Pickets went up outside Lockheed Shipbuilding Co. after its week-long strike produced no resolution,

A California company is the apparent low bidder for the job of building what could be the nation's f

Seven water resource projects in Washington state are one step closer to reality now that President

Longshoremen in the port of Philadelphia voted to accept a new three-year contract with waterfront m

The longshoremen's union in eastern Canada has agreed to seek a common termination date for all coll

Dominion Resources Sets Up Realty UnitDominion Resources Inc. announced the formation of a s

Despite strenuous efforts to trim worldwide operations in the face of heavy losses, Bank of America

Up to 11 new container terminals will be needed on Puget Sound by the year 2005 if ports are to keep

Despite strenuous efforts to trim worldwide operations in the face of heavy losses, Bank of America

Domestic exports last month showed the highest growth so far this year, up 37 percent over October o

The Dutch conglomerate, Hagemeyer NV, a unit of First Pacific Group, will acquire a U.S. electronics

The quality and technological level of Chinese industries are improving with the adoption of interna

The Reagan administration won't intervene as United States Lines Inc. tries to work its way out.

McLean Industries' top creditors, in a survey, said the troubled carrier has been in serious financi

The United States Lines bankruptcy filing on Monday actually involved four Chapter 11 petitions file

The property/casualty insurance industry scored a consolidated after-tax income of $3.0 billion for

Backers of the proposed Iroquois natural gas pipeline are bolstering their position with the release

Eastern Airlines abruptly ended a special shareholders' meeting after the gathering turned into a sh

If Congress takes up legislation to aid U.S. international economic competitiveness, it should consi

The railroad deregulation debate may be taking a new turn with the indication that a major shippers'

The proposed testing of genetically altered organisms to protect plants against frost continues to m

US Warns on GATT GENEVA, Switzerland - The United States' commitment to the Uruguay round of

Japan Gold Imports Rose in 9-Month SpanJapanese gold imports during the January-October peri

Virginia Power will begin using its own hopper cars by the end of this year to haul coal from Appala

Central Hudson Gas & Electric Corp.'s contracts to buy up to 3 million tons of coal from two West Vi

IMF Director Assures Philippines on TalksMANILA, Philippines - The director of the Asian Div

EXPORT PROCESSING ZONES MANAGER WORKSHOP. Workshop to offer training through discussions of EPZ oper

A major South Korean shipbuilder is exploring several possible avenues to recover US$156 million owe

(This is the second of two articles on the Bankruptcy Code action taken by McLean Industries Inc., p

The U.S. dollar declined Tuesday because of a disappointing economic report and fresh signs of turmo

THE JOURNAL OF COMMERCE Daily Industrial Materials Price Index of Sensitive Spot Commodity Prices on

Oregon auto insurers will be required to tell motorists when their cars are being fixed with parts m

An offshore oil platform belonging to the United Arab Emirates was ablaze in Persian Gulf waters, sh

In the pleasant ambience of a strangely hushed restaurant, with the last vestiges of twilight transf

Daewoo Will Supply Wing Ribs to BoeingSEOUL, Korea - Daewoo Heavy Industries Ltd. signed an

The port of Richmond took another step toward recovery this week when it welcomed a new shipping lin

Britain's trade account moved back into the black last month, thanks to a substantial increase in es

South Korean shipyards reported increased orders during the 1986 third quarter despite a further de

South Korea fears that a proposed North Korean hydroelectric dam could reduce the flow of water to S

Liberian Ship Catches Fire at Bangladesh PortDHAKA, Bangladesh - A Liberian cargo ship loade