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Neste, the Finnish trading company, concluded its 1987 oil trading crude quota of 28 million barrels

Bergesen d.y., a large Norwegian shipping group, is among the shipping companies on a short list for

De Havilland Unveils Plans for New AircraftDe Havilland Canada is examining the prospects of

The Department of Transportation believes the Federal Maritime Commission has and should assert regu

Six months after acquiring the bankrupt private Italian cargo and cruise line Lauro, new owner Star

Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan confronted and rejected the recent impression that the Treas

Suppliers of the following items seek U.S. importers/distributors. Interested parties are asked to c

Deputy Prime Minister Chung In-young said Wednesday South Korea will try to ease trade friction by c

Ford Motor Co.'s World of Ford exposition in Detroit's Renaissance Center is a world of fun.

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

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

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

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

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

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

Citizens concerned about tax-supported ports are again raising the question of how and to what exten

ICC to Investigate Tank Car Moving FeesThe Interstate Commerce Commission agreed to investig

CN Rail has announced plans to extend its fast intermodal service, known as Laser, to Canada's west

Supplies of key petroleum products ran counter to normal seasonal trends last week, with distillate

Top Stories: Florida exports in 1988 look bright against a background of a weaker dollar, but an

W.R. Grace & Co. has opened its first specialty chemical plant in China and hopes to follow the inve

IT DIDN'T TAKE LONG for the International Longshoremen's Association to make an inroad, albeit a sma

The U.S. Customs Service is sending an urgent message to Congress: Dec. 1 is the absolute deadline f

The import beer business is far from flat, in fact it's not even come to a head yet, the man in char

Reagan administration officials expressed opposition to a pending House of Representatives bill that

India is seeking to buy a second supercomputer from the United States after months of wrangling over

Hungary may be a member of the Eastern Bloc, but reforms under way since the late 1960s have produce

When Carlos Salinas de Gortari was selected in October as the ruling party candidate in Mexico's 198

Northern Border Pipeline Co., Omaha, Neb., Tuesday announced a major new pipeline expansion and exte

The Interstate Commerce Commission will reopen a case involving the rights of two Western railroads

The Supreme Court has agreed to decide a complicated maritime case involving a fatal accident on a s

The U.S. dollar declined Tuesday in the absence of a budget-cutting pact from Washington negotiators

It will be a full house and full debate this week at the annual National Industrial Transportation L

Last week's record-breaking $53.9 million sale of Vincent Van Gogh's ''Irises" is a classic good new

The Office of Management and Budget will try to settle the 18-month-old dispute over whether the Nav

Pfizer Inc. said that it has developed a water-soluble antioxidant formula that can slash smog-induc

The Environmental Protection Agency has softened its threat to ban construction in cities that fail

A controversial proposal to modify union shipping rules is being voted on by members of the Internat

Pa. Turnpike to Start 3rd Automation PhaseThe Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission gave the go-a

A backlash is growing among Japanese lawmakers against what they call "high- handed" pressure from t