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CUSTOMS FORM 300 PREPARATION. The new Customs Entry Numbering System, as it relates to Bonded Wareho

Oct. 19 Baltic International Freight Futures Exchangeprev.Close High Low

VOLVO GM Heavy Truck Corp. has taken a sharp pencil to a square nose in reshaping the ancient lines

Privatization and merger may be in the future for two debt-ridden Brazilian commercial airlines, wit

The following index charts weekly changes in motor carrier tonnage originatingfrom 49 produc

California's "bottle bill," which proponents depicted as a model to be followed across the country t

Federal officials met last Friday to set a date for releasing their report and findings on the colla

The abrasive behavior of the Soviet Union's top agriculture policy-maker may have ruffled some feath

Sea-Land Service Inc., emerging as a major Pacific rival of American President Lines Ltd., believes

Iran will export 100,000 barrels a day of crude oil to the Soviet Union in return for refined produc

Talks between Massachusetts energy officials and Texas-based energy companies aren't meant to pressu

Freight rate increases on trans-Pacific trade routes will be held to a minimum next year because ves

The supporters of railroad deregulation kicked off a campaign Monday to defeat legislative attempts

The textile and apparel trade deficit for the first eight months of the year reached a new record le

A high Soviet official has called for much better rates of growth in the Soviet economy under the na

The Reagan administration is considering a second partial lifting of economic sanctions on selected

Roadway Opens Five New TerminalsAKRON, Ohio - Roadway Express Inc. recently opened five new

Ray A. Barnhart, who served longer than any Federal Highway Administrator, said he will resign his D

Insurance companies have only 10 percent to 20 percent of their investmentdollars in stocks,

American Telephone & Telegraph Co. has teamed up with Sun Microsystems Inc. in an attempt to both re

The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey and the Los Angeles Department of Airports are among n

The U.S. Supreme Court Monday refused to hear an appeal by some former Pan American World Airways em

Dow, ENI to Sign Resins, Fibers PactDow Chemical Co. and Italy's state energy corporation En

Fears that an economic recession is creeping up on Western Europe have begun to subside, and forecas

Wary of looming budget cuts that would slash deep into farm payments programs, agricultural area law

A flurry of policy statements by U.S. Treasury Secretary James A. Baker III and Federal Reserve Chai

FAA Promotes Rule For Emergency ExitsThe Federal Aviation Administration proposed a new emer

South Korea to Import Philippine SesameSEOUL, South Korea - South Korea plans to import 1,50

Yugoslavia to Cut Debt RepaymentsBELGRADE, Yugoslavia - Premier Branko Mikulic said Monday Y

Mon., Oct. 19, 1987 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.K

The opening of a West Coast export licensing office could significantly boost international sales of

The growth rate of U.S. liner imports will drop while the pace of exports will quicken, a management

AIR CARGO The World Freight show that opens in London today is taking innovation as its them

A 17-week strike by 2,800 NBC camera operators, video technicians and editors collapsed Monday when

R. Joseph Clancy has been named president of Bechtel-Control AsbestosManagement Inc., a new joint v

Ogden Unit to Build Pa. Trash IncineratorOgden Corp. said its subsidiary - Ogden Martin Syst

Michigan Utility Boosts EarningsJACKSON, Mich. - CMS Energy Corp. announced earnings of $56.

The Louvre Accord to stabilize the dollar may be unraveling in the midst of the panic that has gripp

A Korean carmaker expecting to triple the number of its imports through the Pacific Northwest is sen

The price of gold moved sharply higher Monday as investors retreated into their traditional sanctity