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M&T Chemicals Hikes Modifier PricesRAHWAY, N.J. - M&T Chemicals Inc. announced that it will

Freeport-McMoRan Unit Reduces Sulfur PricesFreeport-McMoRan Resource Partners, an affiliate

Shell Oil Co. earnings from chemical products for the first quarter in 1987 dropped to $40 million f

Following in the footsteps of Hoechst AG, four other European chemical companies have moved to test

The Flying Tiger Line Inc. said it successfully completed a combined public and private debt restruc

Air Canada, the only major carrier now offering smokeless flights in the United States, says initial

Italy begins a $5.3 million undersea salvage operation this week in hopes of determing whether the j

Boeing Co. reported earnings declined 20 percent to $118 million, or 76 cents a share, in the first

Most sectors of the transportation industry dodged the bullet by retaining their exemptions to Flori

A congressional report called for the Federal Aviation Administration to create a special review boa

British Caledonian Airways ordered an automated cargo handling system that will double throughput ca

Small package express couriers remain mum on what the industry's latest merger will spell for them.<

Boeing Announces Orders for 14 JetsSEATTLE - Boeing Commercial Airplane Co., a Boeing Co. un

NY State Firm Wins Subway Overhaul JobALBANY, N.Y. - The state has awarded a $113 million co

After a 20-year "vacation" in the United States, a steam locomotive is returning to England to work.

The Interstate Commerce Commission is facing an extraordinarily busy May, industry and government so

The Metropolitan Transportation Authority Friday ordered the Long Island Rail Road's $88 million pen

Situated on the northwest shore of Lake Superior and at the head of the Great Lakes/St. Lawrence Sea

Starcom International Inc. is trying to form a cooperative of ocean carriers for whom Starcom would

Norwegian Shipowners Refuse to Accept ShipsOSLO, Norway - Three Norwegian shipowners, partne

Michael Spicer, U.K. minister for aviation, begins a two-week official visit to the Far East today,

The Maritime Administration agreed to permit a ship purchased from the government's reserve fleet to

Even a check for just $1.39 is worth keeping or cashing. At least, the Little Rock Port Authority is

Sen. Frank H. Murkowski, R-Alaska, plans to use the trade bill as a vehicle for an automobile shippi

The plight of a barge cruising the Gulf of Mexico seeking a final resting place for 3,000 tons of ga

An incorrect telephone number was listed in Friday's Maritime Calendar as a source of information ab

A New York trucking company alleges the nation's three largest motor carriers continued to illegally

Manfredi Motor Transit Buys ABS FreightlinersNEWBURY, Ohio - Manfredi Motor Transit Co. said

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

Some roads going through Central Park in Manhattan and Prospect Park in Brooklyn will be closed to v

Builders Transport Earnings IncreaseCAMDEN, S.C. - Builders Transport Inc.'s first quarter e

Hundreds of people were evacuated from their homes for up to six hours after a tractor-trailer truck

United States Lines Inc. is asking the U.S. Bankruptcy Court to strike down vari ous employment-prot

"Let's be realistic. We are a consequence, not an instigator of trade," said Vicente Perez Solano, d

Tiphook, the leading U.K. container rental group, has expanded its European presence with the acquis

Approximately $4.3 million in assets of United States Lines Inc. were seized by the 65-member union

The Maryland Port Administration's effort to acquire a new yacht to entertain business executives ha

The Greek government has reacted negatively to a proposal to set up a marine stock exchange in Pirae

A second salvage attempt will be made for the SS Governor, a two-stack ocean liner sailing from San

The Massachusetts Port Authority and several private interests are trying to decide who will pay to