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With a not-so-gentle push from the Clinton administration, Interstate Commerce Commission Chairman G

Newport News Shipbuilding secured a deal to overhaul six United Arab Emirates warships, enhancing it

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Higher operating profits from transportation at Hong Kong's premier container line last year were mo

Japan and the United States have taken a small but important step in a process that could ultimately

Cargo volume and dockworkers' wages are surging at West Coast containerports, with no end in sight t

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The party may be over for privileged Russians who have taken advantage of a bizarre loophole in Russ

A group of some of the trucking industry's better-known executives is planning to create one of the

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

Friday, March 24, 1995 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

The Uruguay Round world trade pact will improve the U.S. agricultural trade surplus, triple Western

The foreign exchange markets will remain the Land of the Rising Yen and the mighty mark, currency tr

Knight-Ridder Newspapers announced Friday that James K. Batten, chairman and chief executive officer

For the week ended March 18, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled

PILOT AIR FREIGHT (Lima, Pa.) - Rick Fields was named director of field operations and systems.<

Three Weeks Ended March 18, 1995, vs. Similar 1994 Period Cars CarsLoaded Loaded

(1)SPOT PRICE INFLATION RATE, SMOOTHED, ANNUALIZED, Mar. 28, '94 - March 24, '95 (a graph) (

Japanese officials said on Friday they saw little chance of a breakthrough when they face off with t

The story headlined "Kantor Underscores Clinton Trade, Economic Plans," which appeared on Page 3A on

After many months of dark muttering, China formally launched a nationwide check on what it really ow

The Transportation Claims and Prevention Council is dead set against an American Trucking Associatio

MATTHEW GUINAN DIES; FORMER UNION CHIEFMatthew Guinan, an Irish-born trolley car operator wh

With a blueprint for railroad privatization in Mexico expected in about two weeks, it appears near c

UPS TO ELIMINATE MANAGEMENT JOBSATLANTA - United Parcel Service plans to cut its man

TOWER GROUP INTERNATIONAL INC. (New York) - Henry Wiseman was named vice president of East Coast ope

Liberal air cargo rights will be high on the agenda when the United States and Great Britain meet in

Germany's Metallgesellschaft said last week it made a group pretax profit of more than 26 million de

The Navy agreed to turn over another 200 acres of land to the Port of Oakland, which continues to la

A top U.S. scholar on Cuba has sharply criticized a bill that opponents say seeks to partially exten

Germany's federal telecommunications minister, Wolfgang Boetsch, will outline today the timetable fo

TESORO ALASKA BUYS KENAI PIPE LINE CO.Tesoro Alaska Petroleum Co. has purchased Kenai Pipe L

"Negotiations (over China's membership in the World Trade Organization) could easily be of greater h

The New York Mercantile Exchange last week added copper, gold and silver futures to its off-hours Ac

US GIVES TRADE BREAK TO WEST BANK, GAZAWASHINGTON - President Clinton Friday extende

The United Kingdom's gross domestic product grew by a real, seasonally adjusted 0.8 percent in the f

Westinghouse Electric Co. has sweetened its offer to settle a long-running dispute with the Philippi

Prices of consumer goods and services went up by 2.5 percent between March 14-20, compared with a 1.

After 20 years of trying, the Philippines finally signed an agreement Friday with an Asian-European

Vietnam, Asia's second-biggest coffee producer after Indonesia, has agreed to join the Association o