Latest news

Railroads and shippers are trying to play the Electronic Data Interchange game by the book, but some

The Senate Finance Committee adopted a provision that makes foreign violations of worker rights poss

ICC Eliminates Rules On Rate RepublishingRules permitting rail carriers to republish rates e

With a few exceptions, the shipping world doesn't appear to have embraced the idea of privatizing go

Martin Marietta Corp. named Richard E. Brackeen president of a new unit, Martin Marietta Commercial

U.S. free traders oppose a number of proposals now being considered in Congress and by the administr

P&O Australia's profit for calendar 1986 was down 24 percent from the previous year because of adver

Orders to U.S. factories rose 2.3 percent in March, with most of the strength coming from a big rise

'8900' Lines Announces Container Rate HikesThe "8900" Lines announced it is continuing its r

Passage of a U.S. lawmaker's controversial amendment to a proposed trade billdrew criticism

GENERAL NEWS Ford out-earns GM and Chrysler combined during the first quarter. Page 2AOrder

I'M GETTING A BAD FEELING ABOUT THIS, a recurring line from a hit movie, now applies to government e

Congress is being asked to crack down on a widely popular boat paint that is a boon for barnacle-hat

The Maritime Administration's forthcoming Fleet Management Technology Conference in Baltimore will f

GENERAL NEWS Ford out-earns GM and Chrysler combined during the first quarter. Page 2AOrder

U.S. primary aluminum output fell 5.3 percent in March to an average 8,579 metric tons a day, from a

The boatswain of the British car ferry that sailed with its loading doors open and capsized, drownin

Milne Guarantees Overnight ServicePLEASANTON, Calif. - California's first 100 percent guaran

Japanese banks will be the most difficult to integrate into a proposed international system of minim

Sen. Catherine Costa, D-Burlington County, has stirred controversy with a bill that would set strict

For the Senate and the fiscal 1988 budget, either way it's a horse race. The main Democratic

Leading dry-van truckload carriers will share the growth spotlight with the major less-than-truckloa

The economic effects of the fatal bridge collapse that severed New York's main east-west artery are

The Interstate Commerce Commission is considering expanding the urban zones within which truckers ca

Sluggish freight volume and intense pricing pressure forced Carolina Freight Corp. to cut its 1987 e

New Yorkers are used to new high-rise construction, but the pyramid-shaped Zeckendorf Towers nearing

A shrimp boat slammed into a concrete bumper protecting the new $240 million Sunshine Skyway Bridge

House Panel Weighs Funding for FHLICThe House Banking Committee met in closed-door session t

Topgallant Group Inc. said its first ship left Savannah for Charleston on the afternoon of April 29.

The House approved, 290-137, comprehensive trade legislation, including provisions unacceptable to P

Japanese Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone pledged to lower still further Japanese interest rates, to

Almost 30 container vessels remained idled at major Japanese ports Thursday as the nation's harbor w

Turned away by Mexico, Belize and four U.S. states, a barge filled with 3,000 tons of New York garba

Now that Prudential Lines has ceased operations, Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. is seeking government per

All 24 crewmen from a sinking merchant vessel were safely aboard a Canadian research ship Thursday a

The United States and Peru reportedly are close to an agreement that may end the shipping impasse be

California employers have been slow to start drug-testing programs and to fire employees who test po

Brazil's BNDES national development bank released credits equivalent to $208 million to help Petrobr

An American marketplace was set up under the big tent of the Seattle Coliseum to tempt the palates o

Time: Late Saturday afternoon in August. Place: Driveway off the Boulevard. Sound of Glenn Miller re