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The past year brought mixed results to the Port of Philadelphia. In 1994, the port saw an in

FMC EXTENDS DEADLINE ON SHIP-SHARING PACTSWASHINGTON - Carriers participating in fou

A year ago, container lessors had a growing problem on their hands. Shipping lines, their ma

American Freightways Corp. plans to open six new terminals in April in the West and Midwest.

Air cargo shippers would see no change to their waybill tax for at least two years after the federal

STRIKES THREATEN TO HALT AIR TRAFFIC IN ITALYROME - Italian aviation unions began th

After exchanging blows for several years in a bitter Canadian airline restructuring saga, Air Canada

Opposition is growing in the House to a legislative proposal to take $33 billion in transportation t

CP Rail System intends to keep most of its freight trains running with specially trained white-colla

The first detailed case study of automatic equipment identification (AEI) on U.S. railroads has foun

A federal court clash here Friday between rail management and labor should go a long way in shaping

The air cargo industry took another step forward last week in its march to cut paperwork. Fr

A chart that appeared on Page 3B Feb. 7, accompanying the story headlined ''Proposal to Pool Boxes,

Gasoline tanker traffic coming into the Port of Boston may be halted June 1 if the state implements

David Walentas' previous experience with trucking and the South came in the days he would catch a ri

When Deng Xiaoping finally "goes to meet Marx," as the Chinese euphemism has it, the first question

Acutely aware of public and party disgust with unprecedented corruption in China, Jiang Zemin is try

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The United States and Canada will announce a long-heralded air transport agreement during President

A bipartisan Capitol Hill effort launched last week to take $33 billion in transportation trust fund

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(1)SPOT PRICE INFLATION RATE, SMOOTHED, ANNUALIZED, Feb. 11, '94 - Feb. 10, '95 (a graph) (2

In a front-page article Thursday, "The Economist to Buy Journal of Commerce for $115 Million," the n

Friday, Feb. 10, 1995 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

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

Trade leads supplied by: US Department of CommerceU.S. and Foreign Commercial Service

The sharp drop in the Mexican peso is a blow for the Latin nation's domestic apparel producers but s

The U.S. dollar will follow in the footsteps of the U.S. bond market in the week ahead, currency tra

A concerted effort will be made this year to pass legislation extending greater trade benefits to Ca

Consumer prices rose 3.8 percent in January, compared with 0.9 percent inDecember, the Bank

An acceleration in the U.S. producer price index for finished goods is possible in coming months wit

Germany and Belgium have asked the European Court to strike down a ruling of the European Commission

Financial markets in Mexico did not immediately react to President Ernesto Zedillo Ponce de Leon's m

"On a cash basis during 1994, Washington paid more in interest to the capital market than it borrowe

A Mexican trade union has added a twist to the debate about international labor rights by filing a c

Even before figures for the entire year are tallied, U.S. consumer food exports hit a record high in

Foreign investors, nervous about a recent wave of militant labor unrest in Sri Lanka, are demanding

Russian parliamentarians agreed Friday to more than double minimum wages, but the new rate - worth a

CANADA ASKS FOR TALKS ON SUGAR RESTRICTIONSWINNIPEG - Canada has requested North Ame

China's trade relations with the Americas are not always overshadowed by war clouds. Trade w