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ST. BERNARD PORT (St. Bernard, La.) - Clyde P. Martin Jr. was named director of engineering. Mr. Mar

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Angry shippers have filed a protest with the Interstate Commerce Commission regarding the National M

I always worry at this time of year when there are no more Canadian cities in the running for the St

SAS RESOLVES DISPUTE WITH PILOTS OVER PAYCOPENHAGEN, Denmark - Scandinavian Airlines

Although worldwide demand for paper products is at its highest level in almost a half-dozen years do

Commercial Quantity Aluminum ingots_ $1,100-$1,150per ton lots &

The downstream textile industry, dominated by small firms, is being hit hard by rising costs and ove

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A plan floated by European Commission President Jacques Santer to stabilize currency markets, by ext

Despite continued strong traffic, Burlington Northern Railroad has offered buyouts to hundreds of ma

Gold is being sought more than ever in several fast-growing Asian nations as rising incomes are stim

Heigh ho, heigh ho. Logs are still major export items for such U.S. Northwest ports as Longview, Tac

A summer rate increase proposed by the major less-than-truckload carriers would run into brutal comp

On-board radio officers of U.S.-flag vessels got a reprieve from the Senate, which decided to contin

A coalition of U.S. companies hurt by copyright piracy has asked the Clinton administration to revok

NYMEX SELLS SEAT FOR RECORD $570,000NEW YORK - The New York Mercantile Exchange said

June 16, 1995 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

New York Mercantile Exchange - June 16, 1995 Prev. Life of Contr. OpenOpen High

Shipowners operating fleets of specialized vessels, such as certain types of tankers, could be targe

China on Friday issued a veiled but sharp warning of retaliation against the United States if Washin

For the week ended June 10, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 1

A People item published in the May 17 edition of The Journal of Commerce on 2B should have stated th

OPEC: OUTPUT TO FALL IN FORMER SOVIET UNIONBRUSSELS - Oil production in the former S

CROP INSURERS WARNED OF BAILOUT MOVEMENTWASHINGTON - A federal regulator warned the

FUJI TAKES ISSUE WITH KODAK COMPLAINTFuji Photo Film Co. issued a report Friday to counter a

Last February, a top executive for BP Oil Co. sat down in a hotel in Bal Harbour, Fla., with the pre

The New York foreign exchange rates below, provided by EAB New York and other sources, are selling r

U.S. presidents used to be towering figures at annual gatherings of the world's richest countries, b

Several U.S. pharmaceutical companies and government agencies seem encouraged by early progress in s

It all depends on how you tilt the globe. All ports like to believe they are strategically l

With Asia-Pacific trade becoming a dominant force in the world economy, new trade management institu

Det Norske Veritas, the Norwegian ship-classification society, will begin certifying crewing agents,

A dispute between Swedish seamen and shipowners escalated when the seamen's union refused arbitratio

North American exports of forest products are so strong that all carriers, breakbulk as well as cont

Demand for used paper as a raw material in manufacturing paper and related products issoaring. The p

Recently, shipping rates for lumber and other wood going across the Atlantic have been almost as fla

KUWAIT TO ASK OPEC TO PUMP UP ITS QUOTABRUSSELS - Kuwait will ask the Organization o

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