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A California shippers group is suing the Korea Shipping Corp. for $1 million in damages, alleging br

President Raul Alfonsin of Argentina rounded on labor leaders for declaring another strike, their se

Commerce Secretary Malcolm Baldrige is hoping for a negotiated settlement of the U.S. lumber produce

The stage is being carefully set here for a clash of two of the titans of the international communic

The Marine Index Bureau, a nationwide agency that for 40 years has served as depository of illness a

GENERAL NEWSSuperfund will likely determine if Congress will adjourn for the year next week

Japanese officials involved with the multimillion-dollar Chubu International Airport planned for con

SO THERE. For every fearful assertion that inflation might soon be a problem, the experts have an an

U.S. automakers scheduled the assembly of 160,339 cars in domestic factories this week, Ward's Autom

Toyota's US UnitNames VPGEORGETOWN, Ky. - Toyota Motor Manufacturing U.S.A. Inc. app

The European Community made formal to the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade its complaint again

The nation's major retailers posted modest sales gains for September compared with a year ago.

General Motors Corp. said it will drop prices on two of its 1987 Cadillac models and hold prices at

Commodity shipping along parts of the Upper and Lower Mississippi and Illinois rivers and in the St.

Sales of new electronic truck engines could soar if leading fleets bury the hatchet with manufacture

Controversial Rice Deal WASHINGTON - White House efforts to dole out campaign help to Republ

Several U.S. companies, perhaps five or 10, soon may agree with the Soviet Union to participate in j

Santa Fe Southern Pacific Corp. has two months to solve the competitive problems that resulted in th

Superfund legislation will probably be the final hurdle facing Congress as it strives to adjourn nex

The world's economies and bulk shipping markets will improve substantially and sustain the gains, mo

Top Stories Taiwan is still riding the crest of a wave of high economic growth, but many off

The Port of Houston Authority notified controversial non-union stevedore Hank Milam that his company

Last weekend the Netherlands put the final brick in a wall designed to keep a large chunk of the cou

The development of a synthetic hormone that boosts a cow's annual milk output by as much as 28 perce

The U.S. agricultural counselor said it was "highly significant" that U.S.S.R. reports repeatedly sa

The harvest of sugar beets in the U.S.S.R. may be running ahead of schedule in the west and north-ce

The world demand for oilmeals has not kept up with demand for vegetable oils, Oil World, the weekly

Suez Canal transit tolls for 1987 will be increased for small cargo vessels but will be reduced for

Despite a series of closed-door staff meetings, U.S. House and Senate conferees are finding trouble

The Canadian federal government granted local port corporation status to Saint John, making it the s

The Navy's Military Sealift Command contracted with Diversified Group Inc. of Houston to set up a be

S. African Firm Reports Higher Gold OutputGold Fields of South Africa Ltd. reported higher g

The Reagan administration policy against maritime industry subsidies is having disastrous consequenc

Some major non-conference operators are lobbying for entry into the conference fold having realized

An injunction limiting where longshoremen can picket at Port Everglades has been lifted, but Crowley

Neither Miami nor New Orleans have given up on Crowley Caribbean Transport, but the International L

The Maritime Administration revised and updated its Port Economic Impact Kit to include automated ap

Ocean Transport and Trading Ltd., the shipping and distribution services group, sent letters to shar

The Navy's Military Sealift Command awarded a $40,797,358 contract to Moss Point Marine of Escawtapa

Prudential Lines said it has not yet responded to an involuntary Chapter 11 bankruptcy petition and