Latest news

Officials of Navistar International Corp. say the leading heavy truck maker will not "walk away" fro

Rising operating costs will stabilize freight rates for the nation's full truckload motor carriers,

The lawyer for a Greyhound Corp. shareholder says he likely will ask the Arizona Supreme Court to re

Protracted rate discounting slashed earnings 60 percent for Carolina Freight Corp. during the third

Sept. 28 Baltic International Freight Futures Exchangeprev.Close High Low

1043.0 (Sept. 28) Previous day - 1038.5 The Baltic International Freight Futures Exchange in

Grenada is at war with anonymity. So far, the scenic Caribbean island's claim to worldwide f

Imports of iron and steel through the port of Philadelphia are declining at such a rapid rate that t

Top Stories Georgia is attracting businesses because of its strategic location as a major ce

AIR CARGO A shakeout is coming in the air courier industry, the chairman of DHL Corp. predic

Computer industry efforts to make certain that programs written for one large system work on all mac

Southeast Paper Manufacturing Co. has officially announced a $300 million expansion of its Laurens C

A staid workshop about financing business ventures in the Caribbean suddenly erupted in applause whe

It could have been viewed as a time to celebrate, but the Democratic staff director for the Senate B

Selling to the U.S. Postal Service could be a little easier in the future, with the agency announcin

The declining dollar is by no means a cure-all for U.S. exporters, who still face a host of problems

Computer users are getting yet more electronic power and computer manufacturers a battleground with

U.S. and Latin American officials are trying again for an accord on a major boost in the Inter-Ameri

Jardine Matheson Holdings Ltd., a trading house and financial services group, reported that its inte

Japan's inflationary threat is exaggerated, a key Japanese Finance Ministry official said. T

Commonwealth finance ministers have supported British proposals for special measures to relieve debt

Greece is still a country of spray-painted socialist slogans on public buildings, apartment block fr

The port of Chicago named Helen A. Brohl director of marketing. Ms. Brohl was marketing specialist o

In an article in the Sept. 25 Journal of Commerce, domestic steel financial figures were reported wi

AIR CARGO U.S. demand for fresh fish that go from sea to supper in a matter of hours has exp

Four Key Indicators Scheduled for ReleaseThe Commerce Department on Wednesday releases its A

Taiwan's Export-Import Bank is putting the final touches on a program under which it will offer low-

The number of commercial ships leased from banks and other institutions will increase in coming year

Ford Motor Co. and Mack Trucks Inc. have something in common, but neither company is very happy abou

If New Jersey can lure Wall Street's back office functions across the Hudson River, canIreland entic

Hans Jacob Kruse, chairman of the Hapag-Lloyd shipping line of West Germany, says overcapacity is th

The finance ministers of Brazil, Mexico and Argentina, Latin America's three biggest debtors, formed

A federal judge has ruled that billionaire oil man Marvin Davis did not have an enforceable contract

Baldwin Policyholders Offered Higher RatesSun Life Insurance Company of America will offer B

The Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. assumed a portion of Citicorp's overfunded pension liabilities i

The federal Pension Benefit Guaranty Corp. filed suit to force its $2 billion battle with the financ

The long-term outlook for the dollar remains bearish, despite a slight firming in the U.S. currency

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

Japan to Propose LDC Debt InsuranceJapan's Finance Minister Kiichi Miyazawa said Friday he w