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The president of the Baltic and International Maritime Council says Bimco's information and educatio

New Orleans-based Central Gulf Lines, proving once again its skill as a specialized shipping company

Truck buyers are still putting heat on truck makers to build better products, but for the time being

Truck fleets have proved once again that they are the greatest natural resource equipment makers hav

General Motors Corp. took a look at Roger Penske's track record and decided he had a better idea.

Providers of electronic data interchange (EDI) software have begun firing preliminary marketing salv

National Industrial Transportation League, 80th annual meeting, Nov., 17-20, The Galt House, Commonw

Nov. 18 Baltic International Freight Futures Exchangeprev.Close High Low

Scandinavian Airlines System (SAS) confirmed Wednesday that it is one of the airlines bidding for a

Air cargo volume at New York's John F. Kennedy International Airport will double within 14 years, a

Japan Air Lines, the country's largest international carrier, became fully privatized Wednesday afte

Britain is prepared to reach an agreement with Spain over the status of the airport in the British c

A wave of price cutting has developed in the United States crude oil market as several major refiner

Kuwaiti Terminal To Reopen SoonLoading at Kuwait's Sea Island crude oil terminal, which was

The Department of Transportation chose Federal Express Corp. over United Parcel Service to provide t

Kuwait has bought a 10 percent stake in British Petroleum Co. PLC, the world's fourth largest oil co

Quintette Coal Ltd.'s open pit metallurgical coal mine in northeastern British Columbia will have to

Statewide and regional average heating oil prices recorded their smallest increases since early Octo

Crown Central Petroleum Corp.'s $76 million of single B-minus rated convertible preferred stock has

Coal industry advisers to the secretary of Energy still can't agree on a report estimating how much

The U.S. Department of Energy awarded a $17 million research grant to General Electric Corp. to deve

Westinghouse Electric Corp. bolstered its recently clarified plans to become a major force in the es

Water quality has improved in the last 15 years, the Environmental Protection Agency announced in it

Scientists have set up shop at Long Beach City College to study Southern California's winter smog in

As part of the Environmental Protection Agency's war on air pollution, the agency expects to use a n

Tecnimont, a member company of the Italian chemicals conglomerate Montedison, has won contracts wort

GE Plastics has targeted polymer applications requiring thermal performance over 200 degrees Celsius

Higher Prices Seen For Ethylene GlycolAntifreeze-grade ethylene glycol prices are expected t

Pacific Gas and Electric Co. plans to create an unregulated subsidiary that will finance independent

Allen C. Johnson joins Northwest Airlines Inc. as director of baggage service. He held the s

AIR CARGO Air cargo at New York's John F. Kennedy International airport will double between

Sales by U.K. retailers in October generally fell short of the levels that had been predicted in Sep

Republican and Democratic budget negotiators Wednesday expressed dissatisfactio n with a deficit-cut

European Community steel companies, shielded from foreign competition for seven years, may be forced

Traditional Exports Potatoes, tobacco, sheep, cattle, iron, lead, alum, stone and timber.Pot

Japan's Fair Trade Commission will report next week on its review of Japanese soda ash trade practic

China will probably be the next battleground between Japanese and U.S. companies, with electronics a

The international coffee market will be more stable as a result of the recent agreement on productio

China is stepping up pressure on Japan over the Japanese government's suspension of machinery and eq

Senate Finance Committee Chairman Lloyd Bentsen, D-Texas, said the involvement of his committee and