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The number of working oil and gas rigs in the United States dropped this week to 916, down 46 from t

The fate of highway funding legislation should become much clearer in the next two weeks. Bu

Three Suits Challenge Rail Revenue StandardsThe Interstate Commerce Commission faces at leas

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

A major union of workers at the Long Island Rail Road has agreed by a 9-to-1 margin to strike after

Some 15 freight trains were stranded in Switzerland Friday due to the French rail strike, which has

Demonstrators angered at strikes by state workers scuffled with union members at the headquarters of

A new generation of pickup trucks with anti-lock brakes may clear the way for public acceptance of t

Trinidad and Tobago's once buoyant economy is starting the new year with empty national coffers.

Shultz, Nigerians Meet LAGOS, Nigeria - U.S. Secretary of State George Shultz met with Niger

Mexican Inflation Plans MEXICO CITY - Treasury Secretary Gustavo Petricioli said the governm

New players are always entering the Electronic Data Interchange arena, but small volume trucking com

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

A shipment of beef and pork from Australia will be destroyed when it arrives at this Caribbean islan

GM Subsidiary EDS Acquires French FirmGeneral Motors Corp. subsidiary Electronic Data System

Deak International Inc., the foreign exchange and precious metals arm of the Deak Perera empire, has

Officials from the world's eight leading coffee exporting countries decided Friday to call a full me

Hong Kong's trade totaled HK$497 billion (about US$63.7 billion) in the first 11 months of last year

Deak International Inc., the foreign exchange and precious metals arm of the Deak Perera empire, has

Top tin producers are stepping up the pressure on fellow producers to help boost prices in the troub

Big money, says the founder of the Maui Visitor's Bureau in Hawaii, is in the Atlantic and Pacific

Australia's economic performance will be no worse in 1987 than in 1986, observers say. While

Big money, says the founder of the Maui Visitor's Bureau in Hawaii, is in the Atlantic and Pacific

An Iranian gunboat fired two artillery rounds at a Liberian-registered tanker as it cruised toward t

Top tin producers are stepping up the pressure on fellow producers to help boost prices in the troub

Employers should be required to offer minimum health insurance plans, former Secretary for Health, E

The Norwegian Shipowners' Association said that a boycott on trade with South Africa will probably m

FMC Revokes Licenses Of Four ForwardersThe Federal Maritime Commission disclosed that it had

GENERAL NEWSLeading indexes of employment and inflation rose sharply in December, the Center

Intertanko, the Oslo-based international organization of tanker owners, warns that a decline in the

The Gibraltar Marine Administration has decided to hold an inquiry into the loss of the Syneta, whic

Britain's state-backed export insurance agency will cut back on certain lines of cover. The

Some South Korean national shipping lines are turning to private companies in Japan for loans with w

The U.S. dollar dropped sharply against all major foreign currencies Monday in the aftermath of the

Leading indexes of employment and inflation rose sharply in December, the Center for International B

Negotiations on a proposed austerity package put forward by Europe ContainerTerminus (ECT),

Conference Set on CSX WASHINGTON - The Interstate Commerce tentatively scheduled a Feb. 11 v

The weekend decision of European Community finance ministers to realign the European Monetary System

The port of New Orleans will add a position to its Chicago marketing office, boosting the staff to f

The Supreme Court will decide if building to U.S. military specifications is a defense against produ