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Ship finance bankers are warning that lending institutions new to the business could push the mariti

A Savannah, Ga., stevedore's agreement to pay perhaps the largest union fund assessment of its kind

Mexico's new administration appears to be ready to continue the sell-off of government companies to

Texas Air Corp. lost $114.1 million on revenue of $2.1 billion during the third quarter. This compar

CF AIRFREIGHT FACILITY ESTABLISHED IN BRUSSELSPALO ALTO, Calif. - CF AirFreight has moved to

Despite its initial controversies, the Geneva conference on the United Nation's cargo-sharing code f

CROWLEY MARITIME CORP. (Jacksonville, Fla.) - Arno H.F. Dimmling was named senior vice president, la

The ethics-in-government bill Congress passed overwhelmingly last month may cause a hemorrhaging of

The sudden possibility that the U.S.-Canadian free trade agreement might not survive the Canadian ge

THERE ARE A DOZEN energy indicators that should be the prime concern of every corporate chief execut

The Shoreham and Seabrook nuclear power plants could be brought under federal rather than state cont

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

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

A new $150 million investment fund to be listed on the Stock Exchange of Singapore later this month

The economic package being compiled as a joint effort between the Brazilian government, business and

The Insurance Services Office is trying to revise the pollution liability exclusions in the standard

The Department of Energy is playing nuclear roulette with the safety of Americans by sending radioac

Separate checks may be nice for friends having lunch together. But when it comes to moving data glob

Shippers studying which West Coast ports to use may decide against Seattlebecause its former

Fri., Nov. 4, 1988 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.K

While the chief executives at France's other state-owned companies were wringing their hands, Jean-R

The Bush maritime policy distributed in Tacoma is not new. The same policy statement had beg

REAGAN SIGNS BILL FOR WASTE TRACKINGPresident Reagan on Wednesday signed into law a measure

Hoechst Celanese Corp.'s Engineering Plastics Group and Kureha Chemical Industry Co. of Japan announ

Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers. Annual meeting with 12 papers on topics from icebr

CHINA SET TO CURTAIL NEW FOREIGN CONTRACTSCommunist Party General Secretary Zhao Ziyang told

Insurance underwriters throughout Britain are hoping they get through this weekend without seeing to

Aviation safety is obviously a subject of great personal concern for anyone who flies. Frequ

Loss-ridden Philippine Air Lines is planning a fleet revamp next year in which older British aircraf

TENTATIVE DATES SET FOR SEAWAY CLOSINGSWINNIPEG, Manitoba - The St. Lawrence Seaway Authorit

IRAQ DISCOVERS DEPOSIT OF HIGH QUALITY CRUDEMANAMA, Bahrain - Iraq announced the discovery o

TRAIN DERAILS CARRYING HAZARDOUS CHEMICALSNEWCASTLE, Calif. - A Southern Pacific train carry

Leaseway Transportation Corp.'s planned sale of its bulk materials group continues the company's str

This index alphabetically lists all significant references to companies and other operating organiza

When union President Gene DeFries of the national Marine Engineers Beneficial Association gave Vice

The U.S. dollar edged slightly higher Thursday in an unusually quiet market, awaiting today's employ

The Polish government's decision to close the Lenin Shipyard in Gdansk could hamper Poland's efforts

LITHIUM CHEMICALS ARE UP AT CYPRUSMALVERN, Pa. - Cyprus Specialty Metals Co. announced a 5 p

The next president of the United States should focus on tax and trade policies - and not a new layer

Rival ballot measures will determine whether San Francisco opens its Golden Gate to the 58,000-ton b