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The farm economy and federal budget deficits are the major issues facing Iowa voters, according to s

For the week ended Aug. 15, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled

Provincially owned BC Rail, Canada's third-largest railroad, has been unable to insulate itself from

Kuwait was built by seafarers, but oil has made them landlubbers. The sails of a merchant sh

Desert sandstorms battered the Persian Gulf for the fourth day Thursday, sharply reducing visibility

Kenneth J. Szallai, port director at Milwaukee, says that contrary to a report in the Aug. 10 issue

The Maritime Administration denied reports that chartering commitments have been made with Kuwait re

Members of the Trailways bus system say they are seeing sharply reduced revenue due to Greyhound's m

A General Accounting Office study supports the statistical soundness of the Department of Transporta

Aug. 27 Baltic International Freight Futures ExchangePrev.Close High Low

Nov. Seminar Planned On Logistics SystemStone Management Corp. will sponsor a one-day semina

St. Johnsbury Trucking Co. Inc. bucked industry trends and posted improved second quarter earnings,

National Park Service rangers are intrigued with trash, especially when it seems to come from a Star

The Seafarers International Union of North America closed its triennial convention with full backing

1110.5 (Aug. 27) Previous day - 1102.0 The Baltic International Freight Futures Exchange in

London's Docklands, 8.5 square miles of decay once thought irreversible, are being transformed into

Kloster Cruise is waiting until the last minute before deciding whether to exercise its options with

British Group Buys Dutch Insurer in UKTHE HAGUE, Netherlands - The New Concordia Group Ltd.

In quick succession, the nine-month-old Cruise Industry Association of British Columbia has lost its

The taxpayer-subsidized Philadelphia Port Corp. says it lost $1.41 million in a turbulent fiscal yea

The average American lives better now than 30 years ago and has to work fewer hours to pay for stand

Tokyo has emerged as one of the world's three foreign exchange centers in recent years, joining Lond

Leslie Salt Co. in Newark has been trying for years to get rid of the dregs left behind after it har

The state Insurance Department said automobile insurance companies should not be in a hurry to raise

The property/casualty insurance industry reported consolidated net after-tax income of $3.6 billion

With owners of defective cars saying the state's "lemon law" may be a lemon itself, state officials

Consumer experts say the chances of dying in an airplane crash are 1 in 34 million, but those odds h

A Canadian version of Lloyd's of London should definitely open for business by Jan. 1, 1988 after su

The Railway Labor Executives' Association said it retained Drexel Burnham Lambert to help find finan

A nearly two-month-long strike at Volkswagen de Mexico, the country's biggest carmaker, ended Wednes

Sen. Sam Nunn, who had been considered a potentially strong conservative candidate for the Democrati

You could call it the great-granddaddy of high-tech: A homely, microwave- squirt ing vacuum tube cal

THE DOLLAR WAS MOSTLY FALLING on foreign exchange markets in the last couple of weeks, and the bond

After opening its doors to interstate banking, New Jersey waited for more than a year for the onslau

Some Australian slaughterhouses are closing and the Australian government is under growing pressure

Bowman, 3 Associates Switching Law FirmsFormer Maritime Administration general counsel Roy G

Digital Equipment Corp. said it settled its dispute with Tokyo-based C. Itoh & Co. over Digital's in

AVIATION Plans for European airline mergers are still simmering. 1AThe U.S. aviation agency

U.S. automakers scheduled the assembly of 129,113 cars in domestic factories this week, Ward's Autom

In the executive offices of the major tobacco companies this week, high-level employees, feet on the