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U.S. maritime officials have a little better idea where Brazil is heading in formulating a new promo

Barge Carrying Fuel Catches Fire, SinksBRUSSELS, Belgium - A barge carrying 2 million liters

GENERAL NEWSLabor Secretary William Brock cautioned that Social Security taxes are as high a

Divers exploring the murky waters of a former shipyard site here believe they have found the sunken

Despite intensive efforts by the Indonesian government to lessen its dependence on energy earnings,

Mexico's underground economy - unreported deals and sales of illegal drugs and contraband - has grow

Private Japanese enterprises are planning to expand their capital expenditures by the end of fiscal

Private Japanese enterprises are planning to expand their capital expenditures by the end of fiscal

JAPAN INDONESIA - Up to 80 billion yen ($516 million) in credits in fiscal 1986 for economic

Nissan Plans to Expand UK Production PlantNissan, the Japanese automaker, announced a 300 m

Canadian Labor Minister Pierre Cadieux received the report of a federalconciliation commissi

A submarine cable linking La Seyne, Palermo, Alexandria, Suez, Jeddah, Djibouti, Colombo and Medan t

Nissan Plans to Expand UK Production PlantNissan, the Japanese automaker, announced a 300 m

Philippine Economic Planning Minister Solita C. Monsod criticized the International Monetary Fund Mo

Two Indian machinery manufacturers, Larsen and Toubro Ltd. of Bombay and Kirloskar Bros. Ltd. of Poo

When Chairman Mao Tse-tung died 10 years ago today, he left his successors a stagnating and chaotic

When Chairman Mao Tse-tung died 10 years ago today, he left his successors a stagnating and chaotic

Thatcher Going to Bonn LONDON - Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher will visit Bonn Sept. 16 fo

MARITIME CLEVELAND-CUYAHOGA COUNTY PORT AUTHORITY (Cleveland) - Anthony Fugaro, a retired U.

Another small, family controlled bank was taken over by the government in an effort to protect depo

When Oscar Wilde arrived in New York in 1918, he told customs officials, I have nothing to declare b

Japanese Minister Fired TOKYO - Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone fired Education Minister Ma

William Brock, U.S. labor secretary, cautions that the United States must begin considering how to r

The European Community is expected to implement quickly an export licensing system enabling its stee

GENERAL NEWSLabor Secretary William Brock cautioned that Social Security taxes are as high a

International banks rolled over Argentina's debt maturities for 180 days as a "sign of faith" in th

Frequent flier programs have proved to be such a boon for the passenger side of the airline busines

Martin A. Langeveld, a former sea captain and shipbuilding executive, died Friday at his home in New

Normed, France's largest shipbuilding concern, will lay off 2,340 of its 7,017 employees by January.

Lloyd's agents at Chittagong said the 27,145-deadweight-ton British bulk carrier Warnant refloated

Auctioneers in Singapore are negotiating privately in an effort to liquidate more of the salvage fle

Negotiators for the International Longshoremen's Association and the four-port Conasa (Council of No

Bombing in Paris PARIS - A bomb blew open the facade of the Paris city hall Monday, killing

Three companies and three individuals were indicted in federal court on charges they smuggled milli

Next week could make or break government plans to transfer Conrail to the private sector this year.

Reporters, business leaders, legislators and port boosters were called to the Virginia Port Authorit

The sugar market may not see further sizable declines from current levels, given the virtual 50 perc

Brazil May Re-enter Sugar Export MarketRIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil - Brazil could return to the s

The U.K.-based World Sugar Journal Monday revised its forecast for 1985-86 world sugar output to 96.

Favorable growing conditions helped boost shipments of Florida's fresh citrus to their second-highes