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Itel Agrees to Purchase Flexi-Van Fleet, AssetsItel Corp. has entered into a formal agreemen

DEVELOPMENT IS WOMEN'S WORK. Like women's work, it is never done," World Bank President Barber Conab

GENERAL NEWS The U.S. electronics industry announced plans to develop a non-profit corporati

A major Teamster union pension fund will file a claim for more than $9 million in liabilities agains

China will continue to reform the management of its overburdened transportation system, said Qian Y

New England Association of Rail Shippers Spring Meeting, March 4-5, Back Bay Hilton, 40 Dalton St.,

Postal Service Weighs Express Collect ServiceCollect-on-delivery mail service could speed up

The Franco-Italian 42-50 seat twin-turboprop commuter airliner, the ATR-42, is making a major impact

The Conrail engineer whose locomotive caused the fatal Amtrak crash Jan. 4 has been admitted to a ps

The airline industry will witness the end of the shakeout phase and see the emer gence of seven mega

Air cargo statistics for November show strong growth in domestic tonnage with a 26.1 percent increas

The chairman of the House Aviation Subcommittee has taken aim at the controversial computer reservat

Air cargo agents who once enjoyed the predictability afforded their industry by government regulatio

Suppliers of the following items seek U.S. importers/distributors. Interested parties are asked to c

The airmail package from Australia was labeled camera lens" - but when a U.S. Customs inspector open

Expos Feature Hong Kong GoodsSome 25 Hong Kong manufacturers/exporters will participate in w

Mexico Held Dumping Some Flowers in USThe Commerce Department made a final determina

Venezuela and its major commercial bank creditors have agreed to allow the conversion into shares of

A class-action lawsuit (87-ch-02033) was filed in the Circuit Court of Cook County, Chancery Divisio

GENERAL NEWS The U.S. electronics industry announced plans to develop a non-profit corporati

New legislation to set national energy efficiency standards for refrigerators, heat pumps and other

West Germany's seasonally adjusted industrial output was 3 percent lower in January than a month be

Financial leaders from Latin America, economists and U.S. bankers will address a March 16 conferenc

An administrative law judge at the Department of Transportation recommended Federal Express Corp. fo

Morocco Expo Set for April WASHINGTON - The Commerce Department is inviting U.S. equipment m

European Community farm ministers Wednesday agreed to allow the ECCommission, under certain

Trans World Airlines stunned competitors Wednesday by offering $1.4 billion cash to buy USAir Group

The National Machine Tool Builders Association reported that net new ordersfrom abroad in Ja

The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey said the region's economy did very well in 1986 and pr

The Dutch government is expected to carry out its threat to stop subsidies of surplus dockers after

The port of Pensacola last year had its best tonnage year since 1980, despite keen competition that

The Federal Maritime Commission disclosed that licenses of eight ocean freight forwarders were recen

Placing more than 100 artifacts from the Civil War ironclad Monitor in the Mariners' Museum should

Bill Edwards leaned back in his chair, smiled slightly and said: "We seem to be steady plodders."

Maritime Administrator John Gaughan insists the Reagan administration has in place the basis of a ve

Dutch Prime Minister Ruud Lubbers said the Netherlands is providing India with 5.5 billion rupees (

A British-based company has devised an electronic system named Toad to protect commercial ships agai

The search for the Hanjin Incheon is officially called off, but shippers remain puzzled about how a

Beginning April 2, the Federal Maritime Commission will apply a new system of formal assessment to t

A new program will allow City University of New York faculty and students to use the South Street Se