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A trucking association in British Columbia believes that railroads are overreacting to proposals to

Travelers to Japan will have an opportunity to take along their own rice from duty-free shops at U.S

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

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

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

The sleek white glider moved out of the heavily guarded hangar and paused on a runway in Chile's sou

Extender and filler minerals in plastics are forecast to grow 5 percent annually through 1991, while

Foreign chemical firms, hoping to strengthen their position in the Japanese market, are moving quick

The Washington Public Power Supply System is being asked to terminate future construction on one of

What do motion picture special effects, an aircraft engine maker and the National Aeronautics and Sp

The following business missions are scheduled to arrive in the United States. The Journal of Commerc

Indian Drought Spurs Corn, Oilseed ImportsNEW DELHI, India - The Agriculture Ministry announ

The Japanese government at the weekend approved the major clearances needed for Bechtel Group, the l

U.S., Canadian and European buyers purchased some J$462 million worth of goods at Jamaica's Annual B

Atlantic Container Line, USA, says that no matter what steps are taken to cut costs or improve effic

Brazilian shipping officials said recent criticisms of the Inter-American Freight Conference, specif

An accident last year in which a jetliner overran a Charlotte runway may have been caused by an airc

New or tightened rules governing the protection of seafarers worldwide are to be adopted at a confer

Matson Navigation Co. wants the Federal Maritime Commission to resolve Matson's dispute with a local

New York state's unemployment rate dropped to 4.3 percent in August from 4.5 percent in July, the st

A delegation of South Korean officials on a buying mission in the United States said passage of an o

Members of the International Union of Marine Insurance approved an agreement Thursday calling for in

Unifly Express, an air charter company based in Rome, has ordered three McDonnell Douglas MD-83 twin

By acquiring one of the West Coast's largest tug and barge operations, Totem Resources Corp.'s chair

Shipping experts said Thursday that a small research vessel exploded and sank in the northern Persia

When Mitsui O.S.K. Lines opens its new terminal next month at the port of Los Angeles, the Japanese-

Glycerine Production Declined During JulyNEW YORK Production of crude glycerine, including

The battle over who should do cruise ship health inspections continued on Wednesday, amid charges th

Mobil International Petroleum Corp. could be the first buyer to take advantage of a new Brazilian sc

Thu., Sept. 24, 1987 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U

Sunny Nice, on France's Cote d'Azur, has been one of the more pleasant locales for the annual gather

Federal Bankruptcy Judge Burton Lifland Thursday signed an order requested by the LTV Corp. for the

EC to Import Wheat From Saudi ArabiaThe European Community will reportedly import 100,000 me

Exchange rates could be stabilized and international trade tensions reduced by targeting monetary po

China Raises Loan On London Market- China Thursday raised a loan of $200 million, its first

Indiana Utility Plans To Idle 500 WorkersHAMMOND, Ind. - Northern Indiana Public Service Co.

Small amounts of toxic dioxins have been found in paper mills, meaning some are likely in paper prod

Dr. Robert Hunter, a research scientist in Emory University's School of Medicine and director of res

Limited field trials to test a genetically engineered vaccine to control pseudorabies in swine will